“A tidal wave of fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) has been unleashed across the cryptocurrency market after U.S. president Donald Trump’s Friday tariff announcement,” Petr Kozyakov, chief executive crypto payment platform Mercuryo, said in emailed comments.

New Trump tariffs raise inflation fears, sparking $2B in crypto liquidations and Bitcoin's dramatic plunge to $92,000.

Prices of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum plunged on Monday after US President Donald Trump announced tariffs on Canadian, Mexican and Chinese imports, as investors offloaded risky assets.

SINGAPORE/PARIS (Reuters) -Cryptocurrency prices slid on Monday, with bitcoin at a three-week low, as the risk of a trade war spooked investors and caused a selloff across financial markets. Bitcoin,

Donald Trump’s moves to impose tariffs on major US trading partners sparked a selloff in cryptocurrency markets, with an index of smaller tokens on track for the steepest two-day rout in almost three years.

Bitcoin (COIN:BTCUSD) crashed on Monday morning as a wave of selling swept through the cryptocurrency market. It fell 10% to $91,695.8 before rebounding slightly to $95,137.6. This steep drop came after President Trump announced he was imposing trade tariffs on China,

Buying the dip after a massive liquidation flush and higher demand for stablecoin could fuel growth in bitcoin and the broader crypto market, some say.

Cryptocurrencies tumbled on Sunday in a risk-off move after President Donald Trump hit Canada, Mexico and China with long-threatened import tariffs.