Bitcoin’s price plummeted and global markets were shaken after US President Donald Trump threatened extensive tariffs on NATO countries over control of Greenland on Saturday. Accordingly, the US will impose a 10% tariff on goods from the UK, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Finland starting February 1st, and this rate will increase
After apparently promising a climb back to $100,000 for about a week, Bitcoin (BTC) suddenly reversed late on Sunday, January 18, and ended up trading at $93,013 by press time on Monday. The reversal – also evident across the entire cryptocurrency market, as it erased some $100 billion from its market capitalization in approximately 12
Bitcoin faces pressure at key support levels as liquidations rise, with geopolitical tensions and market volatility influencing price action. The recent Bitcoin (BTC) slide, tumbling more than 2.7% to around $92,570, has grabbed the market’s attention as geopolitical tensions intersect with crypto volatility. The sell‑off was primarily triggered by new Trump tariffs on eight European
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is calling for an overhaul of decentralized autonomous organizations, or DAOs, which are core to blockchain-based democratization of finance, arguing that most have strayed from their promise to shift financial power from banks to everyday token holders. In a post published on social media, Buterin said that the dominant approach, DAOs
Bitcoin price has pulled back, but the bigger structure has not broken. After the first peak of 2026 on January 14, BTC corrected by nearly 6%, briefly dipping toward the $92,000 area. Since then, the BTC price has stabilized, even though it still shows a roughly 2.6% drop over the past 24 hours. At first
Key Takeaways Digital asset investment products saw almost $2.2 billion in inflows, marking the strongest week since October 2025. Bitcoin led with over $1.5 billion in inflows; Ethereum and Solana attracted $496 million and $45 million, respectively. Investors poured approximately $2.2 billion into digital asset products last week, marking a peak in weekly inflows not
The idea that bitcoin BTC$92,685.82 is a gold-like haven took another hit on Monday. The price tumbled and traders slashed the odds of a sprint to $100,000 price by end-January in after President Donald Trump’s threatened to impose more tariffs on Denmark and seven other European countries. Trump said Saturday that he would impose a
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is pushing a plan to link central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) across BRICS nations to streamline cross-border trade and tourism while chipping away at the U.S. dollar’s dominance. Sources told Reuters that the RBI urged the government to add the proposal to create an interconnected system of CBDCs to
Strive (ASST), a bitcoin BTC$93,088.67 treasury company, saw its perpetual preferred equity (SATA) reach par value of $100 for the first time on Friday, a level that allows it to sell more of the stock to fund further bitcoin purchases. Strive’s preferred stock offers a dividend rate of 12%, with an effective yield of 12.2%.
Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins experienced sudden and sharp declines following US President Donald Trump’s threat of tariffs against the EU. While Bitcoin has fallen to levels as low as $92,000, Tiger Research, an Asia-based Web3 research company, has announced a striking target figure for Bitcoin. Accordingly, Tiger Research set a BTC price target of $185,500