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Core Insights - The cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin and various altcoin ETFs, has experienced a significant downturn, erasing all gains made since Donald Trump's return to the presidential race [1][3][4] - Bitcoin's price has dropped by 50% from its peak, currently around $63,000, while a metric tracking 50 smaller tokens has fallen by 67% from recent highs in October [4][6] - The overall market capitalization of cryptocurrencies has decreased by at least $700 billion in the past week [4][6] Group 1 - The promise of the Trump administration to make the U.S. a global cryptocurrency hub has not materialized, leading to a sharp decline in the market [3][6] - Regulatory support for cryptocurrency ETFs was expected to protect investors, but instead, it has resulted in more pain for retail investors [3][6] - The expectation that a pro-cryptocurrency government could prevent market downturns has proven to be misguided, with significant losses occurring regardless of regulatory backing [3][6]