On Monday morning, shares of cryptocurrency firms listed in the U.S. saw significant declines when trading started, echoing a substantial dip in Bitcoin prices. This downturn was spurred by rising tariffs and concerns over an impending global trade war, leading investors to pull back from risky investments across the board. --- Please visit [this link](https://myshowcasegosell.blogspot.com/) for more details.
On Monday, Bitcoin dropped by up to 5.5%, reaching its lowest point of the year 2025, and was finally trading 2.1% down.
The stock of Corporate Bitcoin Holder Strategy declined over 10% during pre-market trading, whereas cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase lost about 7%. Following Barclays' reduction of its price forecast due to worries that the ongoing volatility in the crypto sector might depress the firm’s transaction income for this quarter, online broker Robinhood saw a drop of approximately 10.5%.
In the mining sector, shares of MARA Holdings fell by 11%, whereas CleanSpark saw a decrease of 10%.
GameStop, the video game store which last month agreed to add Bitcoin as part of its treasury reserves, dropped approximately 4%.
Althoughcrypto companies haven't been directly affected by tariffs, they arestill sufferingas the most significanttrade barriersin more than ahundred years erodeinvestor confidenceacross variousmarkets.
(Reported by Niket Nishant in Bengaluru; Edited by Krishna Chandra Eluri)