Cryptocurrency markets fell sharply on Tuesday as new EU‑US trade tensions and developments around Greenland pushed prices lower, erasing last week’s gains and driving broad losses across major tokens. Global futures and Asian session moves triggered the drop, leaving traders reassessing positions.
Bitcoin slid below $91,000 earlier today after reaching about $98,000 last week, touching a weekly low under $91,000 and briefly trading around that level. Its market cap fell below $1.82 trillion and its dominance stood near 57.5% (Ed. note: total crypto market cap lost roughly $80 billion); see the price chart.
Alternative tokens were mostly lower, with Ethereum under $3,100 and XRP decisively below $2.00. BNB fell to about $915, SOL traded below $130, XMR dropped to roughly $580 (down over 9%), and ICP plunged about 13% to near $3.7, while CC gained over 9% above $0.12.
The total crypto market cap declined to about $3.16 trillion as losses spread across coins and tokens. A daily market snapshot is available in the market overview.
