BTC in Freefall: Trump’s ‘External Agricultural Product’ War Wipes 7% Off Crypto Markets
Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled from $93,000 to under $90,000 before plunging to an intraday nadir of $86,531 on Apr. 2, aligning with former President Trump’s declaration of new tariffs on imported agricultural goods. Trump Dump...
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