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Bitcoiners Should Brace For More Volatility Amid Trump Tariffs

Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten warned that Bitcoin's price volatility is set to continue following a recent plunge to $102,000 triggered by President Donald Trump's announcement of a 100% tariff on Chinese imports. Klippsten characterizes the market's reaction as 'classic macro whiplash,' suggesting that Bitcoin may experience further fluctuations in the short term as it finds support. In the past 24 hours, approximately $2.19 billion in Bitcoin long positions were liquidated, contributing to a total of $8 billion across the wider crypto market. Analysts emphasize this price drop could offer buying opportunities, with strategies advising to acquire Bitcoin during market downturns. Despite the turmoil, Bitcoin has shown signs of recovery, trading at $113,231, highlighting the erratic nature of current market conditions influenced by macroeconomic factors related to tariffs and equities.

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Crypto Crash: Bitcoin (BTC) Down 10%, ETH, XRP, SOL in Freefall on Trump Tariff on China

Bitcoin fell dramatically by 10%, dropping below $110,000, following U.S. President Trump's announcement of a 100% additional tariff on goods from China. This move caused significant panic in the cryptocurrency market, leading to a sharp decline in other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and Solana

Trump Announces 100% Tariffs on China, Bitcoin Melts Below $110,000

Bitcoin's price dropped below $110,000 following President Donald Trump's announcement of a 100% tariff on imports from China, stoking fears of a global trade and market downturn. The tariffs, announced on Friday, are a reaction to China's plans to impose export restrictions on

Galaxy (GLXY) News: $460M Investment From a 'Large Asset Manager,' Shares Pop 3%

Galaxy Digital announced a $460 million private investment from an unnamed major asset manager to support its data center business and corporate needs. Following this announcement, Galaxy shares rose by 3% in post-market trading. The investment includes new shares as well as shares sold by executives, priced at $36, which

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