Crypto majors in the red following Trump's tariff turmoil; BTC -2% at $91,100; ETH -4% at $3,105, SOL -3% at $129; XRP -2% to $1.93. CC (+12%), MYX (+5%) and SYRUP (+4%) led top movers. The NYSE began preparing 24-hour tokenized trading services.
President Trump's tariff policies sparked market turmoil, with the broader cryptocurrency market selling off across the board. Bitcoin fell below the $90,000 level. Investor sentiment turned cautious, though a handful of tokens broke against the trend, showcasing outsized upside potential.
The Trump tariff storm battered market confidence, with mainstream cryptocurrencies broadly declining:
Analysts noted that uncertainty around tariff policy triggered risk-asset selloffs, pushing investors into a wait-and-see posture.
Despite the weak broader market, some tokens still delivered standout performances:
These逆勢 (counter-trend) gainers signal that market capital is still hunting for profit opportunities rather than exiting entirely.
Separately, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has begun preparations for 24-hour round-the-clock tokenized stock and ETF trading services. The move would offer investors greater trading-hour flexibility and could inject fresh momentum into the cryptocurrency market. Experts estimate that as tokenized traditional assets continue to scale, more institutional capital will enter the space.
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