Bitcoin Tumbles as US-China Tensions Rise Again
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The world’s two largest economies continue to tussle over key industries related to defense and national security. U.S.-China Tensions Trigger Mid-Morning Bitcoin Slump Washington and Beijing were at it again on Tuesday morning as China moved to sanction five U.S. subsidiaries of Hanwha Ocean, a South Korean ship manufacturer with alleged links to the U.S. […] Read Entire Article The post Bitcoin Tumbles as US-China Tensions Rise Again appeared …


Bitcoin Tumbles as US-China Tensions Rise Again
The world’s two largest economies continue to tussle over key industries related to defense and national security. U.S.-China Tensions Trigger Mid-Morning Bitcoin Slump Washington and Beijing were at it again on Tuesday morning as China moved to sanction five U.S. subsidiaries of Hanwha Ocean, a South Korean ship manufacturer with alleged links to the U.S. […]
Bitcoin, the most valuable and well-known cryptocurrency on the market, has fallen by 5% this Wednesday as a result of the increased trade tensions between the United States and China. According to market data consulted by Europa Press, cryptocurrencies have plummeted by more than 5% at the time of opening in [...] The entry Bitcoin falls by 5% due to the redoubling trade tensions between the United States and China appears first in Forbes Spain.
Markets: Bitcoin falls 5% due to the increased trade tensions between the United States and China
Bitcoin Faces Price Volatility as Trading Tensions Rise
Bitcoin's vulnerability to market shifts recently became evident. U.S.-China tensions significantly impacted both futures and crypto markets. Continue Reading:Bitcoin Faces Price Volatility as Trading Tensions Rise The post Bitcoin Faces Price Volatility as Trading Tensions Rise appeared first on CO...
Bitcoin, the world's most valuable and well-known cryptocurrencies, fell 5% this Tuesday as a result of redoubling trade tensions between the United States and China.According to market data consulted by Europa Press, cryptocurrencies have plummeted by more than 5% at opening time on Wall Street, reaching a floor of $110,000, although at closing time in Europe setbacks were moderated and digital assets were traded above $112,000.
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