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.
The global crypto market adds about $100 billion in value within 10 hours as prices rebound after heavy selling.
MetaMask and Mastercard launch the MetaMask Card in the U.S., allowing crypto spending across the Mastercard network.
Trend Research reports a $747 million loss after selling most of its Ethereum holdings at sharply lower prices.
Goldman Sachs reports holding over $2.3 billion in crypto, led by $1.1 billion in Bitcoin and $1 billion in Ethereum.
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.
Bitcoin falls below $74,000 for the first time since April 2025, triggering liquidations and worsening market sentiment.
Bitcoin drops to 11th place globally by market capitalization after recent crypto market losses.
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.
Binance is considering reviving stock trading through tokenized equities, four years after shutting the product down in 2021. The move could give global users exposure to U.S. shares while operating outside direct U.S. regulatory oversight.
Solana’s staking ratio climbs to a record 70%, signaling stronger holder commitment and reduced liquid supply.
The U.S. government’s crypto wallet is down $11.8 billion since Bitcoin’s peak but still holds assets worth about $29.5 billion.