Bitcoin extended its recent retreat Thursday, with the price of the leading cryptocurrency falling in the wake of President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement.Bitcoin slipped below $82,000 before edging just above that level after the late-Wednesday news of new tariffs that shook global markets and eroded investors' interest in risk assets.

Bitcoin sank Thursday as investors continued to flee riskier assets after President Trump ratcheted up the trade war. The largest cryptocurrency recently traded around $82,000, down more than 4% from 24 hours ago,

The price of the world’s leading cryptocurrency by market value has struggled to consolidate at a level above $90,000 in the past month. Smaller digital coins followed a similar pattern. XRP, used to facilitate and settle transactions on Ripple’s payment platform,

Asian equities and U.S. stock futures have declined, while bitcoin is nearing a bearish technical pattern amid escalating trade tensions.

As global markets brace for Trump tariffs, investors are scrambling for the best hedge against economic turbulence. Is it BTC Bull Token?

As the Trump Administration sets out tariff policy on “Liberation Day” Wednesday, many are pessimistic about the economy in general and crypto prices in particular. But there are strong reasons not to be,

For bitcoin, which fell as much as 4 per cent to about US$82,000 on Thursday, US$80,000 is a ‘must-hold’ level, cryptocurrency analysts say.

Bitcoin's (BTC-USD) rally deepened modestly Wednesday after President Donald Trump announced that he's enacting reciprocal tariffs during his highly-anticipated "Liberation Day" speech.

Massive Bitcoin buys have flooded the market in the first quarter of 2025, with investors increasing holdings as BTC eyes a $90K retest.