$BTC The crypto market shed around $180 million in 24 hours — a 6% decline in total value to $2.75 trillion — as investors reacted to Trump's sweeping "Liberation Day" tariffs. Risk-off sentiment is in play, meaning traders are less incentivised to bet on volatile assets like cryptocurrencies and tech stocks. DL NewsWhen Trump announced tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China in early 2025, Bitcoin slid to a three-week low near $91,400, Ethereum fell about 25% over three days, and a large share of top tokens dropped more than 20% in a single day as traders rushed to cut risk. BeInCryptoThe sharpest stress test came in October, when Trump floated a 100% tariff on Chinese imports. Bitcoin dropped over 16% in a fast move, with $19 billion wiped out in forced liquidations across exchanges in a single day. BeInCrypto#TrendingTopic
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