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As has been the case with most other risk assets, Trump's willingness to fulfill a key campaign pledge and install tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China have certainly contributed to today's ...
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market tumbled on Friday as investors dumped digital assets after the Federal Reserve said it would make fewer interest rate cuts in 2025 than expected.
The crypto crash wasn’t exclusive to crypto. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, a key stock index, entered a bear market in mid-June 2022. Moreover, the S&P 500 officially entered a bear market ...
The sudden drop in supply, combined with the increase in demand, boosted both bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market before the latest downturn. Show comments Advertisement
Republicworld.com notes that “the total crypto market cap fell from $2.6 trillion on Friday to $2.07 [trillion] on Saturday. The total market value touched $3 trillion last month, for a very ...
The cryptocurrency market has suffered its worst day in over a year, dropping by nearly half a trillion dollars in the space of 24 hours.. The collapse was triggered by US President Donald Trump ...
After a short but significant fall, both crypto's peaked on 7 November 2021 at $67,566.83 and $4,812.09, respectively. The NASDAQ would peak 12 days later on 19 November at 16,057.44. In September, Bitcoin officially became a legal tender in El Salvador with many news sources wondering what countries would be next. [43]
It’s always hard to pinpoint an exact cause of a dramatic sell-off, but in this case, there seem to be a number of factors at work. 3 reasons behind the crypto crash that dragged Bitcoin below ...