Friday has gone from bad to worse for crypto assets as U.S. President Trump said he would impose an additional 100% tariff on China, sending prices cascading lower in a flash crash.Bitcoin (BTC), already trading weak at around $117,000 following Trump's late morning comments about threatening China with tariffs, tumbled...
Bitcoin plunged below $110,000 after Trump announced sweeping tariffs on China on Friday, reigniting fears of a broader trade and market sell-off.
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Friday brought carnage onto crypto markets as U.S.-China trade tensions ratcheted up with Trump threatening a massive increase in tariffs against Chinese goods.Worst-hit among the crypto benchmark CoinDesk 20 Index constituents was Ethereum's native token ether (ETH), nosediving 7% from Friday's session high and hitting its weakest price since late...
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