# Сопутствующие статьи по теме crash

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Tariff Threat Shocks Market: Trump's Post Triggers Bitcoin Safe-Haven Sell-off

Cryptocurrency markets experienced a sharp sell-off on the morning of January 19, with Bitcoin dropping from $95,531 to a low of $91,910. Ethereum and Solana also saw significant declines, along with several altcoins falling over 10%. The sell-off resulted in $830 million in liquidations over 12 hours, predominantly long positions. The downturn was triggered by former U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement on Truth Social that the U.S. would impose tariffs—starting at 10% on February 1 and rising to 25% by June—on imports from eight European countries, including Denmark, Germany, and the UK. The move is tied to Trump’s demand for a “complete and total purchase of Greenland,” citing unspecified security concerns. European leaders strongly opposed the tariffs, warning of strained transatlantic relations and potential benefits to geopolitical rivals like China and Russia. Meanwhile, traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver surged to record highs amid the geopolitical tension and market uncertainty. With a 96% probability that the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady, risk assets faced additional pressure. Market analysts suggested that investors take profits and await clearer signals, though some remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term potential, citing macroeconomic trends and increasing demand.

比推01/19 15:05

Tariff Threat Shocks Market: Trump's Post Triggers Bitcoin Safe-Haven Sell-off

比推01/19 15:05

Crypto Analyst Points to the Bloody Monday Factor After Crypto Market Slips

A crypto analyst has attributed the recent market downturn to "Bloody Monday," noting that nearly $100 billion was wiped out in 12 hours. The global crypto market cap fell 2.82% to around $3.13 trillion, with BTC and ETH declining 2.33% and 3.01%, respectively. Key factors include US tariff threats against several European nations and a shift in investor sentiment toward gold and silver amid trade tensions. Other global markets, including European and Japanese indices, also saw declines.

TheNewsCrypto01/19 10:09

Crypto Analyst Points to the Bloody Monday Factor After Crypto Market Slips

TheNewsCrypto01/19 10:09

Ethereum: Can $33 mln in whale buys help clear ETH’s recent losses?

An Ethereum whale purchased 10,057 ETH worth $33.68 million during a market crash on January 19, 2026, triggered by macroeconomic uncertainty and Trump’s tariff talk. The broader market cap fell by $100 billion, with ETH dropping 3.58% to $3,192, breaching the $3.2K support level and causing $109 million in liquidations—$101 million from long positions. Despite the downturn, the whale’s accumulation and subsequent move to supply ETH to Aave and purchase stETH signaled confidence. Exchange outflows also surged, indicating aggressive spot buying. If demand absorbs external pressure, ETH could recover to $3.3K; otherwise, it may fall toward $3K.

ambcrypto01/19 10:04

Ethereum: Can $33 mln in whale buys help clear ETH’s recent losses?

ambcrypto01/19 10:04

Bitcoin Drops to $91K as EU–US Tariff Tensions Trigger Crypto Crash

The European Union announced plans to retaliate against the U.S. in response to new tariffs imposed by President Trump, triggering a significant cryptocurrency market crash. Bitcoin dropped from approximately $95,000 to $91,000 in early Monday trading, erasing recent gains and leading to over $850 million in liquidations. The overall crypto market cap fell by 3%, with altcoins following Bitcoin’s decline. The market has lost over $110 billion since mid-January. Trump’s tariff announcement, which includes a 10% levy on goods from major EU countries starting February 1 and a potential increase to 25% by June 1 if a deal on Greenland is not reached, was met with threats of retaliation from the EU. The legality of the tariffs is still under review by the U.S. Supreme Court, adding to market uncertainty.

TheNewsCrypto01/19 09:36

Bitcoin Drops to $91K as EU–US Tariff Tensions Trigger Crypto Crash

TheNewsCrypto01/19 09:36

US-EU Tariff War Wipes Billions — Start of Crypto Winter 2026?

In mid-January 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on eight European nations, starting at 10% and potentially rising to 25% by June unless Denmark negotiates the sale of Greenland. This triggered a sharp crypto market sell-off, wiping billions in value. Bitcoin fell from near $97,000 to below $93,000, while altcoins saw deeper losses of 9–20%. Over $871 million in leveraged positions were liquidated. Analysts are divided on whether this marks the start of a prolonged "crypto winter" or is a temporary macro shock. Some point to historical post-halving weakness and fading institutional optimism, suggesting Bitcoin could drop to $67,000–$75,000. Others argue growing institutional adoption and Bitcoin’s "digital gold" role may cushion a deeper downturn. The event highlighted crypto’s sensitivity to geopolitical risk and leveraged market fragility. Recovery remains uncertain as trade tensions and regulatory delays persist.

ccn.com01/19 08:06

US-EU Tariff War Wipes Billions — Start of Crypto Winter 2026?

ccn.com01/19 08:06

FARTCOIN falls 10%, cracks below $0.36 – Was this a liquidity trap?

FARTCOIN dropped over 10% in 24 hours, falling below the $0.36 support level and reducing its monthly gains to 26%. The decline continued even after a liquidity sweep at $0.36, with technical indicators like MACD and OBV showing bearish signals. Exchange activity revealed transfers to Wintermute, triggering sell-offs. However, funding rates and open interest turned positive, indicating returning buyer interest. A close above $0.36 could signal a reversal toward $0.40, but further decline may retest the year's open near $0.27.

ambcrypto01/19 04:02

FARTCOIN falls 10%, cracks below $0.36 – Was this a liquidity trap?

ambcrypto01/19 04:02

"Black Monday" Strikes Again, Trump Becomes the "Flash Crash Engine" Once More?

The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp decline on Monday, with Bitcoin dropping below $92,000, Ethereum falling under $3,200, and Solana retreating to around $133. Over $593 million was liquidated in four hours, predominantly long positions. The primary trigger appears to be political and economic uncertainty stemming from former President Trump's actions. Key factors include a sudden shift in the frontrunner for the next Federal Reserve Chair. Kevin Hassett, a perceived dove, appears to be out of contention, while the odds for the more hawkish Kevin Warsh have surged to 60%. This potential change in leadership at the Fed has created market volatility. Furthermore, Trump's aggressive trade policies are causing global economic tensions. He has threatened to impose tariffs of up to 25% on imports from several European nations, including Denmark, France, and Germany, linked to a dispute over Greenland. This has prompted threats of retaliatory tariffs from the EU. Trump also criticized the EU for its hefty fines on U.S. tech firms, calling them discriminatory. Adding to the market's woes, the U.S. Senate delayed a crucial crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act, due to significant disagreements over stablecoin yields and DeFi regulations. This regulatory uncertainty contributed to the sell-off. In response to these combined macro pressures and after a recent price run-up, many traders are choosing to take profits and increase their cash holdings, expecting the market correction to continue in the short term.

Odaily星球日报01/19 02:05

"Black Monday" Strikes Again, Trump Becomes the "Flash Crash Engine" Once More?

Odaily星球日报01/19 02:05

Bank of Italy Warns ETH Price Crash Could Disrupt Ethereum Network

A Bank of Italy study warns that a severe crash in Ethereum's price could cause the entire network to fail, potentially freezing over $800 billion in assets, including stablecoins and tokenized bonds. The risk stems from Ethereum’s validator-based economy: if ETH’s value drops too low, validators may stop processing transactions due to unprofitable operations, halting the network’s ability to finalize transactions. This would render all on-chain assets immovable, even if they are inherently trustworthy. Additionally, a lower ETH price makes the network cheaper to attack, as the cost to manipulate transactions decreases significantly. In such a crisis, moving assets off-chain would be difficult due to fragile bridges and locked DeFi apps, with no central authority to intervene. The report emphasizes that since real financial assets are built on Ethereum, a crypto crash could spill over into traditional finance, and may lead regulators to require backup systems and external record-keeping.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 11:16

Bank of Italy Warns ETH Price Crash Could Disrupt Ethereum Network

TheNewsCrypto01/13 11:16

Former New York City Mayor Rug Pulls Community? Eric Adams’ NYC Token Plunges 81%

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams launched the "NYC Token" on January 12, promoting it as a crypto initiative to fund social causes like combating antisemitism and supporting blockchain education without raising taxes. The token initially surged to a market cap of nearly $600 million shortly after launch. However, it crashed by approximately 81% about 30 minutes later, losing around $500 million in value. On-chain data suggests a wallet linked to the token's deployer removed over $2 million in liquidity, leading to accusations of a "rug pull." This controversy adds to Adams' history of crypto-related scrutiny, including past failures to disclose crypto holdings and using a city-funded trip for political fundraising.

ccn.com01/13 08:18

Former New York City Mayor Rug Pulls Community? Eric Adams’ NYC Token Plunges 81%

ccn.com01/13 08:18

Memecoins explode as 2026 begins – but the first cracks are showing

The memecoin market surged over 20% in early 2026, adding $10 billion in under two weeks, significantly outperforming the broader altcoin market. PEPE led the rally with a 50% weekly gain, reflecting strong speculative appetite. However, signs of instability emerged as a whale sold 129 billion PEPE at a $151k loss, and open interest dropped 36% in 72 hours, erasing $200 million. Derivatives liquidations in tokens like FARTCOIN and PUMP pushed whales $747k underwater. The breakdown suggests FOMO is cooling, and further weakness in PEPE—which dominates memecoin flows—could trigger a flash crash, risking capital across high-risk crypto assets.

ambcrypto01/08 19:01

Memecoins explode as 2026 begins – but the first cracks are showing