Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000, marking its lowest point since mid-November, as a massive crypto selloff shakes the market. The drop follows Donald Trumps trade tariffs, rising ETF outflows, and a $1.

Bitcoin, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, was trading at about $89,000 as the U.S. stock market opened. That’s down from about $106,000, which was the price around Trump’s inauguration. The decline in bitcoin and other crypto assets accelerated after a report showed a bigger-than-expected drop in consumer confidence for this month.

Bitcoin tumbled below $90,000 to hit the lowest level since mid-November, as the rally that followed Donald Trump’s election to the White House reverses amid a broader retreat from risky assets.

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Bitcoin fell below $90,000 on Tuesday, sinking nearly 20% from its all-time high that was reached just a month ago during Donald Trump’s inauguration. The leading cryptocurrency, which had been rallying since Trump’s re-election in November,

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $92,000 on Monday, extending the cryptocurrency market’s downturn by 8% amid US President Donald Trump’s anticipation of US tariffs on Mexico and Canada starting on March 4.

The crypto market kicked off the week on a bearish note, with Bitcoin (BTC) slipping back to the $95K level, dragging major altcoins lower. Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP fell between 1% and 5%,