Today, the cryptocurrency market is facing a significant decline, influenced by several economic and political factors. Bitcoin, for example, registered a 3.66% drop, trading at US$ 94,931.00. Ethereum also suffered a 16% devaluation, with its current price at US$ 2,578.94. Other cryptocurrencies, such as BNB, Cardano (ADA) and Solana (SOL), follow the same downward trend.

One of the main causes of this decline is the announcement by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, about the imposition of tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada and China, with the possibility of extending these measures to the European Union. This decision raised concerns about a possible trade war, rising inflation and a slowdown in global economic growth, negatively affecting the financial markets, including the cryptocurrency market. 

In addition, the recent launch of the Artificial Intelligence model by the Chinese startup DeepSeek caused turbulence in the technology sector, impacting the cryptocurrency market. The correlation between Bitcoin and indexes such as the Nasdaq has resulted in sell-offs, contributing to the current volatility. 

Experts point out that these macroeconomic and technological events increase risk aversion among investors, leading to a liquidation of positions in digital assets. However, many analysts believe that despite the volatility, the fundamentals of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies remain solid, suggesting a possible recovery in the future. 

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