Crypto Market Crashes Amid Tariff Turmoil, But New Projects Show Promise

The crypto market has lost over 250 billion dollars in value following President Trump's announcement of a 50%

tariff on China.

Bitcoin dropped below 75,000 dollars, and Ethereum fell under 1,500 dollars.

The entire market is down more than 30% from its December peak.

Analysts warn that if no trade deal is reached by April 9, more volatility could follow.

Despite XRP dropping to a five-month low of 1.61 dollars, analyst EGRAG Crypto believes it's still in bullish

territory.

He points to historical patterns from 2017 and 2021, where similar crashes led to massive rebounds.

If history repeats, XRP could surge to 17 or even 45 dollars this cycle.

While the market crashes, new crypto projects like BTC Bull Token, SUBBD, and Amnis Finance are attracting investor

attention.

BTC Bull offers Bitcoin airdrops, SUBBD integrates AI for content creators, and Amnis focuses on liquid staking.

These presales are gaining traction as investors seek alternatives.

Crypto companies like Circle and eToro may delay their IPOs due to market uncertainty.

Investors are cautious, and analysts say Trump's tariffs are making crypto equity less appealing.

Even giants like Klarna and StubHub are pausing their listings.

Crypto exchange Bitget is pushing forward with global expansion, securing licenses in multiple countries.

Their Chief Legal Officer says compliance is key to building a sustainable crypto ecosystem.

Bitget is also rolling out new KYC and anti-money laundering tools.

COCA Wallet has partnered with Everstake to offer Ethereum staking with as little as 0.1 ETH.

This move lowers the barrier for everyday users and will soon expand to other tokens like Solana and

Polygon.

The Hashgraph Group has invested in AgNext Technologies to bring blockchain traceability to agriculture.

Using Hedera’s DLT, AgNext aims to cut out intermediaries and improve food safety across global supply chains.