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Global Crypto Panic: Tariffs Spark $240M Investor Exits

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🌍 Daily Crypto Market Overview

Global Stats:

  • Global Stats:

  • Cryptocurrencies: 13.24M

  • Exchanges: 820

  • Market Cap: $2.5T (+3.63%)

  • 24h Volume: $155.84B (-3.91%)

  • Bitcoin Dominance: 62.6%

  • Ethereum Dominance: 7.6%

  • ETH Gas Price: 0.61 Gwei

  • Fear & Greed Index: 19/100 (Extreme Fear)

đŸȘ™ Top 5 Cryptocurrencies by Market Cap:

Name

Price

24h Change

Market Cap

24h Volume

Bitcoin (BTC)

$78,986.11

+3.46%

$1.57T

$69.30B

Ethereum (ETH)

$1,568.25

+5.21%

$189.25B

$31.32B

Tether (USDT)

$0.9997

+0.05%

$144.16B

$117.81B

BNB (BNB)

$558.59

+3.10%

$79.58B

$2.22B

Solana (SOL)

$108.74

+7.55%

$56.05B

$6.95B

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  1. TRUMP/USDC – $7.81 (+2.77%)

  2. Fartcoin/SOL – $0.5791 (+21.69%)

  3. REMUS/SOL – $0.008743 (+9999%)

  4. Fartcoin/SOL – $0.5774 (+20.55%)

  5. TDCCP/SOL – $2.31 (+56.99%)

đŸ’č Market Highlights:

  • Total DeFi Volume: $10.36B

  • Stablecoins Volume: $147.47B

  • Coin with Highest % Change: REMUS/SOL (+9999%)

📈 Preview On Today’s News:

  1. - Global Crypto Panic: Tariffs Spark $240M Investor Exits

  2. - China’s Crypto Clampdown Sparks Global Market Ripples

  3. - Lawsuit Pressures U.S. to Unmask Bitcoin’s Creator

Keep reading below for more!

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Today’s News:

1)

Global Crypto Panic: Tariffs Spark $240M Investor Exits

Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw outflows totaling $240 million last week following fresh U.S. trade tariff announcements, according to CoinShares. The majority of the capital flight came from Bitcoin-focused products, which lost $207 million, while Ethereum and smaller altcoins like Solana and Sui also posted notable losses. Despite this widespread caution—particularly in the U.S. and Germany—Canadian investors took a contrarian stance, contributing $4.8 million in inflows. Blockchain equities also saw $8 million in inflows, defying broader sentiment. Overall, digital asset assets under management still increased 0.8% to $132.6 billion, reflecting lingering long-term confidence in the sector.

  • Bitcoin led the retreat with $207M in outflows, as U.S. tariff news sparked $240M in total crypto ETP withdrawals across major markets.

  • Canada and blockchain equities defied the trend, injecting $4.8M and $8M respectively, signaling strategic shifts and enduring sector optimism.

2)

China’s Crypto Clampdown Sparks Global Market Ripples

China has unveiled sweeping cryptocurrency regulations set to take effect in January 2024, marking a renewed effort to tighten oversight and control over digital assets. The new framework emphasizes transparency, security, and enhanced compliance measures for both local and international entities. Financial institutions will face stricter transaction monitoring requirements, signaling China's long-term strategy toward digital finance. While short-term market volatility is expected, experts suggest the move could lead to increased global stability and investor protection in the long run.

  • China’s 2024 crypto regulations enforce stricter compliance and oversight, impacting both domestic and international market operations.

  • Experts predict short-term volatility but see potential for long-term market stability and enhanced investor protection.

3)

Lawsuit Pressures U.S. to Unmask Bitcoin’s Creator

A new lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) seeks to compel the release of information regarding the identity of Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. Filed by attorney James A. Murphy after DHS allegedly ignored his Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, the case claims a DHS agent may have identified individuals behind Bitcoin’s creation. With former U.S. attorney Brian Field backing the effort, the legal push renews public debate over privacy, transparency, and the possible institutional impact of revealing Nakamoto’s identity. While market reaction has been muted, the case could influence regulatory dynamics and investor confidence in Bitcoin’s future.

  • Attorney James A. Murphy is suing the DHS over unfulfilled FOIA requests concerning alleged identification of Satoshi Nakamoto by a federal agent.

  • The lawsuit raises broader implications for Bitcoin's foundational integrity, regulatory treatment, and long-term investor sentiment.

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