Bitcoin price crashed to a low of $91,170 on Monday, as cryptocurrencies and the stock market crashed. Bitcoin (BTC) moved into a technical correction, falling by over 16% from its highest level this year.

Amid the fears caused by Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America affecting tariffs on major trading partners, including China, Canada, and Mexico, wiped $2.26 billion from the crypto market. Following this, the Bitcoin price plunged below $95,000 over the past 24 hours after declining nearly 6% in seven days.

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Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $91,242.89, now trading at $94,504.96 after a 5.93% drop. Market cap declined 5.92% to $1.87T, while trading volume spiked 175.69%.

Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) recorded a fourth straight week of inflows, bringing in $527 million last week, according to CoinShares‘ latest report. James Butterfill, the head of research at CoinShares, said that market sentiment fluctuated significantly throughout the week, shaped by broader economic concerns.

Ethereum (ETH) had one of its biggest liquidation events since August 2024, stress-testing both centralized markets and DeFi. Whales moved in to buy the dip, offsetting some of the selling from older wallets.

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Bitcoin's price dipped to just above $91,000 on February 3, hitting a local low before recovering to around $95,000.

Ethereum (ETH) has recently seen a wave of investor attention, despite a continued downward trend in the broader cryptocurrency market. As cryptocurrency prices across the board have been tumbling, Ethereum has experienced a notable shift: a significant outflow of $200 million worth of ETH from exchanges.

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The crypto market faced a major sell-off early Monday with the majority of digital assets taking a huge hit. In derivatives markets, over $2.2 billion of bullish crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours, CoinGlass stated in an X post on Monday, highlighting it as the "biggest crypto crash.

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The crypto market is experiencing a downward push, with its market cap down by 7.6%, currently at $3.12 trillion. Top altcoins including ETH are crashing, aligning with broader market trends.

Bitcoin network transactions have hit their lowest levels since March 2024 while technical indicators show mixed signals, with current distribution phase data suggesting a potential market peak before May 2025.

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Buying the dip after a massive liquidation flush and higher demand for stablecoin could fuel growth in bitcoin and the broader crypto market, some say.

Inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States sharply tapered off over the past week amid the Fed's decision on interest rate cuts and a broader risk-off sentiment among investors following concerns over China's launch of the AI

Ether's DVOL spiked above 100% during Asian hours as the crashing price saw traders chase put options.

Late January and early February 2025 have proven turbulent for both the cryptocurrency and the stock market. China's novel DeepSeek artificial intelligence (AI) model was the first to generate strong headwinds as it marked the entry of a new and powerful competitor to a sector otherwise dominated by American big tech.

The cryptocurrency market lately saw an awful lot of liquidations, worth $2.2 billion to be exact. With Bitcoin (BTC) touching $91,231 on Binance, many altcoins, like Ethereum first of all, experienced an average of 20% drawdowns, causing pain and deposit annihilation big time.

Bitcoin asserts its dominant position against altcoins. The queen of cryptos sees its market share cross the symbolic threshold of 60% on February 2, while altcoins suffer significant losses following the new trade measures imposed by President Trump.

The BTC dominance has skyrocketed by 2.5% in a day.

Bitcoin's price fluctuations reflect macroeconomic trends, impacted by US policy changes. Despite a dip below $100,000, BTC shows structural strength, influenced by institutional interest and economic factors.

Bitcoin's NVT Golden Cross surpasses a critical level, signaling the BTC market is overheated.

Bitcoin ($BTC) now trades at $95K after briefly touching $92K for the first time in three weeks. Out of the 100 top tokens, only four recorded minor 24-hour gains, including $FARTCOIN with an 8% increase (huh).

Metaplanet, OSL Group and Boyaa led the crypto stock downturn as Bitcoin fell to $91,163 amid broader market fears over tariff trade wars.

Bitcoin now commands nearly 62% of the total crypto market, its highest level since February 2021. As altcoins struggle, traders are closely watching BTC's price movement, particularly the $102,436 CME Gap—a crucial level for potential reversals.

Families are ditching traditional college funds and 529 plans for crypto's potential high returns. With Bitcoin surging past $100,000, some see it as a game-changer for securing their children's financial future.

Renowned economist Peter Schiff commented on Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) market slump on Sunday, drawing an unusual analogy with “soothsayer” groundhog “Punxsutawney Phil's” prolonged winter prediction. What Happened: Schiff took to X to point out the large drop in the value of Bitcoin and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH), the two biggest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.

Robert Kiyosaki, renowned investor known for authoring a best-selling book on personal finance management “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, has taken to social media to comment on the current bloodbath faced by financial markets, including Bitcoin.

Canada, Mexico and China promised “retaliatory measures” for Trump's tariffs, which “heightened investor anxiety," leading to the crypto market downturn, analysts told Cointelegraph

Ethereum's price dropped 20% to $2,500 following Trump's trade tariff announcement, triggering massive liquidations while some analysts and whales view the dip as a buying opportunity.

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is beginning to attract more attention from investors. Rising trading volume and increased investor interest have positioned ETC as a potential alternative to Ethereum (ETH), which has been facing mounting challenges recently.

A weekend announcement of new U.S. trade tariffs triggered the largest cryptocurrency liquidation event in history, pushing Bitcoin below $92,000 before recovering to $95,000 amid broader market uncertainty.

Ethereum's price plunges over 20%, falling below key support levels, sparking bearish sentiment among investors.

In January, the 12 spot bitcoin ETFs saw about $5.25 billion in monthly inflows, up from $4.53 billion in December 2024.

In response to President Donald Trump's recent tariff declarations targeting Canada, Mexico, and China, the worldwide economy has been disturbed by fears of increasing trade conflicts. This chaos has spread into the cryptocurrency markets, where major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen considerable declines.

The crypto industry has been reacting to the short-term market uncertainty induced by tariff wars, which were kickstarted by US President Donald Trump against major global economies.

On-chain data reveals two Ethereum wallets, inactive for six years, suddenly moved millions to Bitfinex—just before prices took a nosedive.

Bitcoin (BTC) carries blocks with few transactions and has an almost empty mempool, despite the recent volatile price action. More BTC owners hold their coins as a store of value, slowing down network usage.

The Bitcoin price sank by more than 13.5% over the weekend, dropping as low as $91,201 on Binance. The sell-off followed US President Donald Trump's announcement of new trade tariffs.

Jeff Park, Head of Alpha Strategies at Bitwise Asset Management, stated that a prolonged tariff war could have a substantial positive impact on Bitcoin over time.

Trading volumes on Korean exchanges Bithumb and Upbit have dropped significantly in the past week, indicating a drop in retail trading activity.

Over 730,000 traders faced liquidations as Ether led the market plunge. Analysts compared the impact with the FTX collapse and COVID-19 crash.

Bitcoin crypto market cap dominance spikes as Trump trade war fears take over, with altcoins seeing "capitulation wicks."