What happens when a tweet hits harder than a recession? Markets are already bleeding—and this could be just the beginning.
Key Highlights:
- President Trump announces a 50% tariff on the European Union, triggering immediate global market shock.
- Bitcoin drops from $111K to $108K, dragging the crypto market down 2.58% to $3.42 trillion.
Paradisers! Did you think tariffs were just noise? Think again. In a one-two punch, President Trump unleashed a 50% import tax on EU goods, just minutes after threatening Apple with a 25% penalty if it doesn’t move iPhone production to the US. The market didn’t wait for clarification—it hit the panic button.
Bitcoin plunged $3,000 within hours, pulling Ethereum, XRP, and the rest of the market down with it. The total crypto cap lost over $90 billion in a blink, with no bottom in sight.
Crypto’s Not Immune—It’s Exposed
Bitcoin had just kissed a new high at $111,000, and the bulls were celebrating. But Trump’s tariff bazooka triggered a flight to safety, sparking liquidation fears across major tokens.
Ethereum fell 1.82%, XRP 2.09%, and Solana slipped in tandem. Investors are bracing for more volatility as US-EU tensions risk turning into a full-blown economic war.
In a digital world where confidence moves faster than interest rates, crypto’s correlation to macro chaos is now impossible to ignore.
What’s Next—and Where Does This Go?
With tariffs set to hit June 1, markets now face a countdown clock of fear. The question isn’t if crypto reacts—but how violently.
We’ll break down what this tariff shock means for your portfolio, how to hedge through Bitcoin volatility, and which altcoins may benefit in our MCP YouTube stream. Plus, a full market survival blueprint will go live for ParadiseFamilyVIP members.
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