Tariff-Driven Selloff Dominates as Fear Returns
Crypto opened the week deep in the red after President Trump signaled 15% global tariffs, reigniting trade-war jitters and wiping out weekend gains. Bitcoin briefly crashed below $65,000 for the second time this month before clawing back toward $66,300, while the total market cap sank under $2.3 trillion.
Trump’s fresh tariff announcement sent shockwaves through risk assets Monday, with Bi…
Crypto Market Today: Deep Correction Continues The crypto market remains under heavy pressure on February 16 2026 as Bitcoin trades near $69,000 after its fourth consecutive weekly loss and a 45% drop from October 2025 peaks above $126,000. Broader risk sentiment stays fragile with 85 of the top 100 tokens in the red, pushing total market capitalization lower and altcoins into steeper declines.
Bitcoin’s ongoing correction, now in its second…
The crypto market this week was marked by sharp volatility, with a major sell-off erasing significant value before a partial recovery. Bitcoin dominance held at 57%, while Ethereum stayed at 10.1%, and ecosystems like Polkadot and XRP showed relative strength.
The week’s dominant story was the crypto market crash, fueled by ETF outflows, macroeconomic pressures, and a broader risk-off sentiment. Bitcoin plummeted below $70,000, triggering ov…
The crypto market opens February 2026 in turmoil, with total capitalization at $2.68 trillion amid heightened volatility and fear. Dominated by Bitcoin’s 57% share, the sector faces pressure from macroeconomic headwinds and internal dynamics, yet pockets of resilience suggest potential rebounds. Key news revolves around widespread liquidations and institutional shifts, signaling a possible capitulation phase before recovery.
The weekend’…
The crypto market is currently experiencing heightened volatility, with overall capitalization dipping to around $3 trillion amid broader economic uncertainties. Major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen significant corrections, driven by macroeconomic factors including potential tariffs and Federal Reserve decisions. While some sectors show resilience through institutional buys, the sentiment remains fearful, as indicated by the Fear &a…
