Risk-on assets? Trump tariffs lead to mass Bitcoin, crypto liquidations
US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have shocked markets as investors fear an impending trade war. Source link
US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have shocked markets as investors fear an impending trade war. Source link
Bitcoin gets a firm boost after sinking to near $90,000, with an upside CME futures gap having a predictable impact on BTC price action. Source link
Bad advice from unqualified consultants can lead to costly regulatory mistakes. Source link
Bybit’s crypto liquidations alone amounted to over $2.1 billion, according to the exchange’s CEO. Source link
Grayscale Investments saw its crypto ETF outflows increase by 140% last week, while BlackRock’s inflows slowed significantly. Source link
Metaplanet, OSL Group and Boyaa led the crypto stock downturn as Bitcoin fell to $91,163 amid broader market fears over tariff trade wars. Source link
Canada, Mexico and China promised “retaliatory measures” for Trump’s tariffs, which “heightened investor anxiety,” leading to the crypto market downturn, analysts told Cointelegraph Source link
Over 730,000 traders faced liquidations as Ether led the market plunge. Analysts compared the impact with the FTX collapse and COVID-19 crash. Source link
Bitcoin crypto market cap dominance spikes as Trump trade war fears take over; altcoins see “capitulation wicks.” Source link
As Uphold resumes crypto staking in the UK, its staking services remain unavailable in the US and Europe. Source link