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The drop comes after President Trump announced new tariffs on China. The broader crypto market plunged sharply on Friday evening, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling 12% as low as $105,896, and Ethereum (ETH) slipping 17% under $3,600 amid renewed risk-off sentiment. BTC 24-hour price chart. Source: CoinGeckoMajor altcoins followed suit, dragging total crypto market capitalization down about 15% to $3.59 trillion, according to CoinGecko data. Total market cap over 24 hours. Source: CoinGeckoXRP experienced a 31% drop as experts warned of a “price crash.” The token is currently trading at $1.90, its lowest price since November 2024. Meanwhile, its market cap…

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$4,005.03, nosediving 7% from Friday’s session high and hitting its weakest price since late September below $4,100. Its decline far outpaced bitcoin’s BTC$111,480.33 3.5% drop below $118,000 and the index’s 5% plunge.The broad-market downturn spurred a liquidation cascade across crypto derivatives markets, wiping out over $600 million of leveraged trading positions among all assets, CoinGlass data shows.ETH also led in liquidations with over $235…

Big Tech companies that once dismissed Bitcoin (BTC) as a balance sheet asset are now watching Strategy, led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, amass a digital asset treasury approaching the size of their own cash piles. The surge comes as Bitcoin hit a new all-time high above $126,000 this week, driven by investor demand for hard assets seen as hedges against US dollar debasement — a narrative increasingly likened to gold.However, Bitcoin isn’t the only corner of crypto attracting major institutional money. The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has invested $2 billion in Polymarket, a decentralized prediction platform, valuing the firm at…

Key takeaways:Derivatives data show limited confidence among Bitcoin traders despite strong ETF inflows, keeping downside risks on the table.Gold’s surge and falling Treasury yields highlight growing investor fear as fiscal stress and trade disputes weigh on traders’ sentiment.Bitcoin (BTC) has struggled to regain bullish momentum since reaching its $126,219 all-time high on Monday. Strong spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows point to solid institutional demand, but weakness in BTC derivatives metrics suggests traders remain uncertain about whether the $117,000 level will hold.Bitcoin 60-day futures annualized premium. Source: laevitas.chMonthly Bitcoin futures are trading at a 7% premium compared to spot markets,…

US President Donald Trump announced a 100% tariff on China on Friday, sending the price of Bitcoin (BTC) reeling below $110,000 at the time of writing.Trump said the tariffs were in response to China attempting to place export restrictions on rare earth minerals, which are crucial for creating computer chips. Trump wrote on Truth Social:“It has just been learned that China has taken an extraordinarily aggressive position on Trade in sending an extremely hostile letter to the World, stating that they were going to, effective November 1, 2025, impose large-scale Export Controls on virtually every product they make.”Source: Donald TrumpTrump’s…

Recent reports claim the UK Parliament is discussing Ripple and XRP as potential national infrastructure. While Ripple has indeed submitted evidence to UK committees and participated in digital asset policy debates, claims of “official recognition” are overstated.Parliamentary evidence or mentions are part of standard industry engagement — not formal endorsement. For XRP to be officially recognized as national infrastructure, the UK government or Bank of England would need to make a binding decision. That remains far from reality.Ripple’s Presence in UK Policy CirclesRipple has been active in UK regulatory discussions. It has provided evidence to the Treasury and DCMS committees…

Digital asset investment firm Galaxy Digital (GLXY) said on Friday it agreed to a $460 million private investment from one of the world’s largest asset managers, a deal that would add cash for its growing data center business and general corporate needs.The investment, from the undisclosed firm, is split between 9,027,778 new Class A shares issued by Galaxy and 3,750,000 shares sold by certain executives, including founder and CEO Mike Novogratz, at $36 per share, according to the press release. That’s an 8.5% discount from Friday’s closing price.”Strengthening our balance sheet is essential to scaling Galaxy’s data center business efficiently…

Crypto analyst EtherNasyonaL has predicted that the Dogecoin price is well-primed for a parabolic rally. This came as he alluded to the meme coin’s historical performance, while declaring it was “parabolic coded.” Dogecoin Price Eyes Rally To $1 As Analyst Says Meme Coin Is ‘Parabolic Coded’ In an X post, EtherNasyonaL predicted that the Dogecoin price could rally to the psychological $1 level, hinting that the meme coin was well-positioned for a parabolic rally. The analyst highlighted DOGE’s historical performance in the fourth quarter of 2023 and 2024, when it recorded gains of 246% and 373%, respectively. Based on this,…

Institutional investors are deepening their involvement in digital assets and emerging technologies such as blockchain and AI, according to a new State Street report — though many remain split on whether decentralized finance can ever fully blend with traditional markets.The study found that digital assets currently make up about 7% of institutional portfolios, a figure expected to climb to 16% by 2028. Most holdings are concentrated in digital cash (stablecoins) and tokenized versions of listed equities or fixed income, with respondents allocating about 1% of their portfolios to each and asset managers maintaining greater exposure.Source: State StreetWhile stablecoins and tokenized…

The global crypto market lost nearly $125 billion in value within hours on Friday after US President Donald Trump announced plans for a “massive” increase in tariffs on Chinese imports and canceled his upcoming meeting with President Xi Jinping.Bitcoin and Ethereum led the decline as risk assets sold off sharply following Trump’s remarks. Sponsored Trump’s Trade War Fear Crashes Financial MarketsThe total crypto market capitalization dropped from around $4.27 trillion to $4.10 trillion, according to CoinGecko. The move mirrored Wall Street’s reaction, where the S&P 500 erased $1.2 trillion in value in 40 minutes. What just happened?At 10:57 AM ET, President…