Bitcoin Prices Plummet Drastically Due to U.S.-China War: Crypto Market Shaken!
June 13, 2025 – New York, USA
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) and the majority of other cryptocurrencies experienced a sharp decline after geopolitical tensions between the United States and China escalated into open armed conflict this week.
In less than 48 hours, BTC dropped from $67,000 to $39,500 — a decrease of more than 40%. Ethereum, Solana, and several other major altcoins also followed this negative trend, with even deeper price corrections.
Economic experts have described this condition as the "largest crypto crash since 2022," triggered by global market panic after U.S. President Donald Trump declared a national emergency and announced a series of financial sanctions and military actions against Beijing.
> "Investors have lost confidence in risky assets like crypto. They are now turning to safe haven instruments like gold and the U.S. dollar," said JP Morgan economist, Lisa Ren.
In addition to military action, the biggest concern comes from the blocking of access to several major exchange platforms and disruptions in Asia-based server networks, causing transaction delays and price anomalies on several exchanges.
Global markets were also dragged down. The S&P 500 index recorded an 8% decline in a single day, while Nasdaq corrected more than 10%. Investors are advised to remain calm and avoid impulsive decisions.
