Group 1 - President Trump's proposal to impose new import taxes on eight European countries has led to a widespread decline in risk asset prices and an increase in demand for safe-haven assets [1][5] - Bitcoin's price dropped by 3.6%, falling below the $92,000 mark, while Ethereum and Solana experienced declines of 4.9% and 8.6%, respectively, resulting in a total market cap loss of approximately $100 billion in the cryptocurrency market [1][4] - Following Trump's announcement, U.S. stock index futures saw a significant drop, while gold and silver prices surged to historical highs [5] Group 2 - European leaders have condemned Trump's remarks and are preparing to suspend the approval process of a previously reached trade agreement [3][7] - The cryptocurrency market has struggled throughout 2025, failing to recover from a severe drop in October, although it began the year with a positive trend, with Bitcoin reaching just below $98,000 on January 14 [3][7] - Richard Galvin, co-founder of hedge fund DACM, noted that the recent market movements were influenced by a combination of year-end tax loss selling and investor stop-loss actions, with the latest import tax concerns hindering the market rebound [3][7] - Approximately $790 million in long positions in the cryptocurrency market were liquidated in the past 24 hours, with analysts suggesting that if current support levels are breached, Bitcoin could target $90,000 [7]
对关税的担忧压制风险资产 比特币价格跌破92000美元关口
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-19 07:08