US EditionBitcoin, Altcoins Gains Retrace After US, EU Trade War Resumes
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Donald Trump did not say his last word about Greenland, and he makes it known by threatening Europe with a new customs war. Result: the week begins with a decrease of Bitcoin accompanied by 875 million dollars of liquidations on the cryptocurrency market, while gold records a new summit. L的 article Bitcoin drop and liquidations - Only gold resists the prospect of a new customs war appeared first on Cryptoast.
Tariff fears push Bitcoin below $92,000 - CEO North America
Today, cryptocurrencies experienced a notable dip as investors moved away from riskier assets and sought safer options, following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of new levies on eight European countries. The possible imposition of tariffs on the EU triggered $875 million in crypto liquidations in a single day. Before the market opened on Monday, Bitcoin dropped as much as 3.6%, falling below $92,000, while other cryptocurrencies experi…
Geopolitical tensions move into the commercial arena, and the possibility of a tariff war between the US and Europe puts a brake on risky assets such as the crypto market. Bitcoin turns downwards in an even more adverse day for the 'altcoins'. Read
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