Bitcoin tumbles under $108K after Trump calls for 50% EU tariff
Geopolitical tensions and trade policies continue to impact cryptocurrency markets, highlighting their vulnerability to macroeconomic shifts. The post Bitcoin tumbles under $108K after Trump calls for 50% EU tariff appea...
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Geopolitical tensions and trade policies continue to impact cryptocurrency markets, highlighting their vulnerability to macroeconomic shifts.
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