With Trump's new tariff announcement coming on April 3, the crypto market reacted with fear and saw a decline.

This decline, which started at the weekend, continued till today when prices have seen an increase again.

Crypto traders were focused on the U.S. tariff news as Trump announced the third round of tariffs on April 3. Following the weekend decline, crypto prices went down due to the new tariffs imposed on China. However, this decline stopped today and most cryptocurrencies are now trading in the green.

Crypto traders were focused on the U.S. tariff news as Trump announced the third round of tariffs on April 3. Following the weekend decline, crypto prices went down due to the new tariffs imposed on China. However, this decline stopped today and most cryptocurrencies are now trading in the green.

Still, one crypto token is lagging behind despite recovering from yesterday’s crash. XRP had a 4.12% recovery from its March 31 price crash and now is trading at $2.16. This token’s price is 35.7% lower than its all-time high of $3.40. However, today’s Trump XRP news contains some bullish price projections for this token.

Still, one crypto token is lagging behind despite recovering from yesterday’s crash. XRP had a 4.12% recovery from its March 31 price crash and now is trading at $2.16. This token’s price is 35.7% lower than its all-time high of $3.40. However, today’s Trump XRP news contains some bullish price projections for this token.

Current price: $2.16

Market cap: $121,308,676,432

7-day change: -12.8%

After a weekend of crypto price declines, most of the top 10 cryptocurrencies are trading in the green today. As the U.S. administration keeps imposing new tariffs, the risk markets are becoming weaker.

After a weekend of crypto price declines, most of the top 10 cryptocurrencies are trading in the green today. As the U.S. administration keeps imposing new tariffs, the risk markets are becoming weaker.

If the U.S. keeps expanding its aggressive tariff policy, we most likely will see escalation and similar policies from other countries. In such economic turmoil, the crypto market will be less popular and will lose a lot of liquidity.

In the past few months, the crypto market has been affected by several events, including the coronavirus outbreak, U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war and the collapse of PlusToken. However, the crypto market is known for its volatility, and rapid shifts in prices are not uncommon.

Despite the recent volatility, there are several factors that suggest that the crypto market could continue to grow in the coming year. For instance, the increasing adoption of blockchain technology by businesses and governments could lead to new opportunities for cryptocurrencies.

Moreover, the development of new cryptocurrencies and tokens could also attract new investors to the market.