Bitcoin falls nearly 4% and puts $65,000 at risk amid tariff tensions

Madrid.- Bitcoin, the most traded cryptocurrency in the market, falls almost 4% this Monday and puts the $65,000 at risk, in a context of uncertainty after the U.S. Supreme Court annulled the tariffs of President Donald Trump, who, however, announced new global rates. At 7 hours (6 GMT), Bitcoin falls 3.75%, to $65,150.1, although during this morning, it has fallen more sharply, and has touched a minimum of $64,400. In the year, it loses more than 25% of its value. Furthermore, it is trading far from the $126,186 it marked in October 2025, when it reached historical highs.

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Market Uncertainty

Uncertainty has returned to the markets after the ruling by the United States Supreme Court invalidating most of the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, who in response announced a global tariff of 15% on all countries. After that, the dollar falls (the euro is trading at $1.182), while gold rises 1.05% ($5,160.45), and silver, 2.08% (up to $87.06).