Bitcoin and crypto prices have fallen sharply, catching up with stocks that plunged in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s so-called Liberation Day of global tariffs that could become a “crisis scenario.”

The bitcoin price has plummeted under $77000 per bitcoin, down more than 10% from its high of almost $90000 last week.

Bitcoin (BTC) and other major crypto prices are plummeting on Sunday as the world’s largest cryptocurrency fell through a key support level, following stock markets lower as traders fret over the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs.

Bitcoin fell more than 7% in the 24 hours to trade below $77,000 on Monday, after dropping as low as $74,000. The no.2 coin, ethereum, clocked a 15% drop, while XRP, solana and dogecoin all fell by a similar margin.

The Sunday drop in bitcoin comes after it failed to close above the $79,000 to $80,000 resistance zone, which it had been trading in since mid-December, after setting an all-time high above $90,000 last week.

"Bitcoin has recently lost the key $79,000 to $80,000 support level, which it had managed to hold for the past month," Charlie Sherry, head of finance and crypto analyst at BTC Markets, said in emailed comments.

"This support level had marked the bottom of the range after the all-time-high pullback. The next key support lies around $72,000, which was the pre-election high."

The Sunday bitcoin price decline has been outpaced by 15% drops for ethereum, XRP, solana and dogecoin over the last 24 hours.

"Sometimes crypto movements on Sunday tell you what stocks are going to do Monday. If that is the case, Monday could be ugly," Geoffrey Kendrick, Standard Chartered Bank’s head of crypto, said in emailed comments.

Bitcoin and crypto prices have fallen sharply from their January highs, catching up with stocks that plunged in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s so-called Liberation Day of global tariffs that could become a “crisis scenario.”

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The bitcoin price has plummeted under $77,000 per bitcoin, down more than 10% from its high of almost $90,000 last week. Ethereum, XRP, solana, dogecoin and other major coins have dropped even more sharply, taking the value wiped from the combined crypto market since January to $1.3 trillion.

Now, as Wall Street braces for a Congress crypto game-changer, traders are scrambling to figure out if the sudden bitcoin price correction could escalate into a full-blown market crash.

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“Bitcoin has recently lost the key $79,000 to $80,000 support level, which it had managed to hold for the past month,” Charlie Sherry, head of finance and crypto analyst at BTC Markets, said in emailed comments.

“This support level had marked the bottom of the range after the all-time-high pullback. The next key support lies around $72,000, which was the pre-election high.”

The Sunday bitcoin price decline has been outpaced by 15% drops for ethereum, XRP, solana and dogecoin over the last 24 hours.

"Sometimes crypto movements on Sunday tell you what stocks are going to do Monday. If that is the case, Monday could be ugly," Geoffrey Kendrick, Standard Chartered Bank’s head of crypto, said in emailed comments.

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The bitcoin price has fallen sharply from its January highs, crashing the price of ethereum, XRP, ... More solana, dogecoin and other major cryptocurrencies.

Looking further ahead, Sherry names “a potential shift in Trump’s stance or emergency intervention by the Federal Reserve” as two things that could help the bitcoin price climb back over $80,000.

Last week, traders upped their bets that the Fed will be forced to cut interest rates to stave off a U.S. recession—something that could see the market “flooded” with dollars.