According to @CNBC, the Dow is set to fall more than 300 points after former President Trump’s new tariff threat over Greenland, as reported in a live update on January 19, 2026 (source: CNBC). According to @CNBC, the expected drop is tied to the tariff headline, and the update did not cite any immediate cryptocurrency price moves (source: CNBC). According to the International Monetary Fund, research in 2022 found that crypto assets such as BTC and ETH have at times moved more in sync with U.S. equities since the pandemic, increasing the potential for cross-asset spillovers when stocks sell off (source: IMF).

According to @CNBC, shares of major automakers fell after Donald Trump threatened tariffs related to Greenland, triggering a sector-wide sell-off. According to @CNBC, the move underscores headline-driven policy risk for global auto manufacturers and could pressure related suppliers and auto-focused indices during the session. According to @CNBC, equity traders may monitor large-cap OEMs and sector ETFs for momentum continuation or mean-reversion signals into the close. According to @CNBC, cross-asset desks are also watching for any spillover in broader risk sentiment, including crypto markets, with @CNBC’s reporting so far centered on the equity reaction.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, on May 23rd, President Trump threatened Apple (AAPL) and Samsung with a 25% tariff on phones not manufactured in the USA. This marks the first 2025 Trump tariff specifically targeting individual companies. Such a move is expected to increase volatility in tech stocks, potentially prompting investors to seek alternative assets like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Market analysts note that trade tensions may drive increased interest in cryptocurrencies as safe-haven assets, which could impact both short-term trading strategies and long-term portfolio allocations. Source: The Kobeissi Letter on Twitter, June 16, 2025.

According to @RiggsReport via Fox News, the European Union's inability to secure a trade agreement with former President Trump, who has proposed a 50% tariff on EU goods, signals deeper economic challenges for the continent. This escalation in trade tensions raises concerns over increased market volatility and potential capital flight, which could drive investors toward decentralized assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum as safe havens (Fox News, May 24, 2025). Crypto traders should monitor cross-border capital flows and global risk sentiment, as heightened tariffs historically correlate with increased crypto trading volume and price volatility.

According to Mihir (@RhythmicAnalyst), the US stock market experienced a dip following the announcement of a 250% tariff imposed on China by Trump. Amidst this economic tension, Bitcoin has seen a significant increase, reaching over $84,000. This price surge can be attributed to investors seeking refuge in cryptocurrencies as traditional markets react negatively to the trade tariffs. Traders should note the correlation between geopolitical events and cryptocurrency market movements, highlighting Bitcoin's role as a potential hedge against economic instability.

According to Cas Abbé, Ethereum ($ETH) has formed a bullish divergence, indicating a potential market reversal. This pattern is observed across several altcoins, suggesting a broader market trend. The recent tariff announcement by Trump might have been the final bearish trigger before this potential reversal. These technical indicators could signal trading opportunities for investors looking to capitalize on the anticipated upward movement. Source: Cas Abbé on Twitter.

According to Crypto Rover, the recent market downturn caused by Trump tariff news has not changed his bullish outlook. He anticipates a monumental bounce back despite the market's current state, indicating a belief in strong recovery potential (source: Crypto Rover on Twitter).