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Bitcoin has dropped over 10% following President Donald Trump's announcement of global tariffs, falling below $78,000 from its peak of nearly $110,000. Despite Trump's pro-crypto initiatives, including appointing friendly regulators and promoting digital assets, market enthusiasm is waning due to economic uncertainties. Investors are reconsidering their positions as the impact of tariffs affects digital currencies.

Bitcoin surged past $81,000 for the first time, propelled by President-elect Donald Trump's victory and his pro-crypto stance. Trump's win sparked a rally in digital assets, with investors optimistic about his plans for a Bitcoin stockpile and crypto-friendly regulations. This surge follows a record influx into Bitcoin ETFs and a broader market upswing fueled by Trump's economic policies.

Bitcoin soared past $84,000, fueled by President-elect Trump's victory and his pro-crypto stance. The digital asset market celebrated Trump's win, having invested heavily in crypto-friendly candidates. Smaller cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin also surged, driven by optimism surrounding Trump's presidency. Meanwhile, FTX sued Binance and its former CEO, alleging fraudulent fund transfers.

Hard-core bitcoin evangelists are making the case that bitcoin differs from the unstable crypto projects that sent the market into a tailspin.

Elon Musk emerged as a crucial Trump ally in the 2024 campaign, contributing $119 million and leveraging X to amplify pro-Trump messaging. Now poised for an advisory role in a Trump administration, Musk’s influence could reshape US policies — leaving open questions about the extent of his power in American governance

US stock markets surged to record highs as investors celebrated Donald Trump's presidential victory and the potential for Republican control of Congress. The S&P 500 saw its most significant post-election rally ever, fueled by expectations of pro-growth policies. Treasury yields climbed on bets of reduced Fed rate cuts and concerns about Trump's fiscal policies.

Donald Trump secured a decisive victory in 2024, sweeping all swing states and defeating Kamala Harris by substantial margins. Polls had predicted a close race, but Harris underperformed even Biden’s 2020 results. Her campaign, rushed and marred by shifting policies, struggled to resonate with voters, particularly in swing states. Mainstream media’s attacks on Trump only fueled his alternative media rise, appealing to minority voters disillusioned with Democrats. Trump's clear policy stances and minority outreach contrasted sharply with Harris’s unclear positions, leaving her vulnerable. The race highlighted persistent societal divides, with Harris’s identity perceived as a barrier for some voters.