Bitcoin slid buy more than 8% on Tuesday as Trump vowed to go ahead with a 25% tariff on most goods from Canada and Mexico, the two largest U.S. trading partners.
The cryptocurrency traded between $81,529.24 and $90,939.04 in the last 24 hours. At the time of reporting, it stands at $82,411.09, marking an 8.51% decrease since yesterday and a 4.55% decline over the past week. Trading volume reached $71.11 billion, a 7.77% drop, indicating reduced market activity.
(BTC Price / Trading View)
Bitcoin’s market capitalization has fallen by 8.52% to $1.63 trillion. Its market dominance decreased by 0.57% to 61.18%, suggesting altcoins are gaining ground, albeit marginally.
(BTC dominance / Trading View)
Total bitcoin futures open interest declined by 12.74% to $46.22 billion, reflecting a pullback in leveraged positions. Liquidations totaled $374.42 million, with long positions accounting for $302.86 million and short positions for $71.55 million, indicating many traders were caught off-guard by the price drop.
The recent downturn follows President Donald Trump’s confirmation of 25% tariffs on goods imported from Canada and Mexico, escalating trade tensions. This announcement led to a 1.76% drop in the SP 500 and a 7.28% decline in crypto markets, reducing the global crypto market cap to $2.76 trillion.
Bitcoin’s recent volatility underscores its sensitivity to geopolitical events. Market participants should remain cautious, as ongoing trade tensions may continue to influence cryptocurrency prices.
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