Major Cryptocurrencies Fall Sharply Since Trump Took Office
Major cryptocurrencies have fallen sharply since Trump took office, with many tokens losing over half their value.
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Major cryptocurrencies have fallen sharply since Trump took office, with many tokens losing over half their value.
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Bitcoin volatility surges as RSI drops near 15, approaching stress levels last seen during major market crashes.
Crypto markets lose $2 trillion from the 2025 peak as Bitcoin and Ether slide, erasing post-election gains.
Strategy shares drop 12%, erasing $5 billion in value as Bitcoin losses and liquidations weigh on sentiment.
A rapid selloff wipes out trillions in market value as stocks and crypto fall sharply within hours.
Bitcoin falls below $74,000 for the first time since April 2025, triggering liquidations and worsening market sentiment.
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Tether reports over $10 billion in Q4 2025 profits and more than $141 billion in U.S. Treasury exposure.
Bitcoin drops below $82,000 as $1.75 billion in crypto positions are liquidated during a sharp market selloff.
Bitcoin slips below $84,000 after $500 million in liquidations, dragging total crypto market value down by $200 billion.
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