Crypto majors are 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 pr
The cryptocurrency market declined broadly amid Trump's tariff storm, but the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) announced it will open 24/7 tokenized stock and ETF trading, delivering a shot in the arm to the industry. Analysts expect that once officially launched, this could inject billions of dollars in liquidity into listed tokens.
Trump's tariff policy sparked market turmoil, with major cryptocurrencies broadly retreating. Bitcoin (BTC) fell 2%, breaking below the $92,000 level to $91,100; Ethereum (ETH) saw heavier losses, down 4% to $3,105; Solana (SOL) dropped 3% to $129; Ripple (XRP) also slipped 2% to $1.93.
Despite weakness in mainstream coins, some smaller-cap tokens broke out. CC surged 12% to lead gains, MYX climbed 5%, and SYRUP rose 4%.
The NYSE has begun preparations for 24/7 tokenized stock and ETF trading. If officially launched, investors will be able to bypass traditional market hour restrictions, trading tokenized shares and ETF units around the clock. Industry insiders point out that this move will significantly broaden investment access for both institutional and retail investors, further narrowing the gap between crypto markets and traditional finance.
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