After a brief recovery on April 1, Bitcoin and major altcoins began dipping again ahead of Liberation Day.

Bitcoin fell late Wednesday after President Donald Trump’s latest tariff announcement roiled markets.

Trump announced aggressive tariffs, sparking market turmoil and recession fears as investors brace for global trade disruptions. Stocks fell, and analysts predict retaliatory measures

The Trump administration’s abrupt imposition of sweeping tariffs on foreign imports has ignited fears of a global economic slowdown, with analysts warning of heightened inflation, strained consumer budgets, and long-term damage to international trade systems. The policy, announced during a Rose Garden event, introduces a 10% universal levy on all…

After weeks of public anxiety, US President Donald Trump is set on Wednesday to announce a barrage of “reciprocal” global tariffs on friends and foes alike. The tarrifs are set to escalate a trade war that has affected financial markets and increased uncertainty about the economic future of the United States. FRANCE 24's Luke Shrago reports.

Bitcoin rose a day ahead of the U.S. President's announcement about tariffs. What does this mean for crypto investors?

Bitcoin price may stage a strong comeback after Trump delivers his Liberation Day tariff speech on Wednesday

US President Donald Trump was set to impose sweeping new tariffs on Wednesday as he proclaimed "Liberation Day" in the country, escalating a trade war with global partners, risking cost increases and upending a decades-old trade order.

Stocks slumped, bonds surged, and gold hit a new high as markets braced for the impact of US President Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs on Thursday.

Trump announced what's expected to be one of the largest hikes in US trade barriers in a century.

U.S. stocks nosedived in after-hours trading Wednesday as President Trump announced sweeping tariffs on imported products from a wide range of countries.

Bitfinex warns Trump’s tariff plan could spark a crypto rally or deeper sell-off

Global markets plummeted after Trump announced sweeping tariffs on all trading partners.Wall Street is already hurting after its worst quarter since 2022

A tariff offensive, Donald Trump billed as key to America's long-term prosperity went down badly in markets, setting off declines of 2% or more in equity benchmarks that had rallied for three days on hopes the program would be less draconian