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The cryptocurrency market plunged 7.37% to $2.84 trillion by 10:52 a.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday, marking its steepest single-day decline in months as fears over President Donald Trump’s tariff policies intensified a broad altcoin sell-off. Crypto Market Sees Worst Single-Day Drop of 2025 Every non-stablecoin among the top 45 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization traded in the red, with double-digit losses dominating the sector. Bitcoin, the largest crypto asset, fell below $87,000, though its market dominance climbed to 60.5% as investors fled riskier altcoins. The global crypto economy has shed billions since Trump’s original Feb. 1 tariff announcement and his followup statements on Monday. Telcoin (TEL) led Tuesday’s collapse, plummeting 24.5%, while chex token (CHEX) and bittensor (TAO) dropped 23.93% and 19.31%, respectively. Mid-cap assets like raydium (RAY) and hedera (HBAR) fell 18.16% and 16.59%, with AAVE, gnosis (GNO), and fantom (FTM) each down over 15%. The sonic preview token (SONIC) slid 14.85%, and ethereum name service (ENS) lost 15.02%. Only a handful of tokens defied the trend: ACT surged 16.49%, IP rose 15.61%, and binaryx (BNX) gained 9.48%. All reports have tied the crash to escalating concerns over Trump’s proposed tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports and levies on Chinese goods, which investors fear could destabilize global trade and inflation. Bitcoin’s relative stability contrasted with altcoins’ meltdown, highlighting its perceived role as a digital safe haven. However, its drop below $87,000 — seeing a 7% daily decline — still reflected broader market anxiety for even the top crypto asset. Alongside this, U.S. Treasury yields rose Tuesday morning, compounding pressure on speculative assets, and benchmark stock indices are all down. Monday’s and Tuesday’s major crypto sell-off highlighted altcoins’ acute sensitivity to macroeconomic shifts, with losses far outpacing bitcoin’s. The crash, now the worst of 2025, signals deepening ties between crypto markets and geopolitical policy — a reality challenging the sector’s decentralized ethos.

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Many Pi Network supporters believe that Pi will become a global financial system, eliminating the need for banks. But is this really possible? Let’s break it down. 💡 Why People Believe This Myth: 1️⃣ Pi is Decentralized & Borderless 🌍🔗 Unlike banks, Pi transactions could be peer-to-peer (P2P), fast, and global, removing the need for intermediaries. Users could send and receive money without fees or restrictions, making traditional banking seem outdated. 2️⃣ No Need for Credit Cards or Middlemen 💳❌ If Pi is widely adopted, people might use it for everyday payments, salaries, and savings instead of bank accounts. Merchants and businesses could start accepting Pi, reducing reliance on fiat currency. 3️⃣ Pi’s Massive User Base = Banking Revolution 📈🔥 With millions of users, Pi could become a self-sustaining digital economy where people trade, lend, and save Pi instead of using banks. If Pi builds DeFi (Decentralized Finance) tools, users might access loans, staking, and financial services without traditional banks. ⚠️ The Reality Check: 🔸 Regulation Matters 🏛️⚖️ – Governments control financial systems, and any attempt to replace banks would face major legal challenges. 🔸 Banks Offer More Than Just Money Storage 💼💰 – Traditional banks provide loans, credit, insurance, and investment services that Pi would need to replicate. 🔸 Fiat vs. Crypto Volatility 📉📊 – People still need stable fiat currencies for long-term savings, while crypto prices can be unpredictable. 🔸 Adoption & Infrastructure 🏗️ – To replace banks, Pi would need widespread merchant acceptance, ATMs, and financial tools—which take years to develop. 📊 What’s More Likely? Instead of replacing banks, Pi could coexist with traditional finance by: ✅ Becoming a widely accepted digital currency alongside fiat. ✅ Partnering with banks & financial institutions to integrate Pi services. ✅ Developing a strong DeFi ecosystem for loans, payments, and savings. 🔮 Conclusion: Pi won’t fully replace banks, but it could change the way people access money and payments, especially in countries with weak banking systems. The real challenge is building trust, adoption, and real-world use cases. 🚀🌍💳

Ethereum is facing its worst February in years, with prices plummeting as low as 25% amid mounting uncertainty. The cryptocurrency dumped to a multi-week low of just over $2,300 hours ago before staging a minor recovery. A Red February According to Spot on Chain, February is usually a bullish month for ETH, with only one red example in 2018. However, this year seems to be an exception. Macroeconomic factors, including new tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump, are contributing to the instability. They have raised fears of a tighter global economic climate while also putting traditional markets under pressure. This has, in turn, impacted risk assets like crypto, pushing ETH into a sub-$2,400 level. A recent security breach on the Bybit exchange that resulted in the theft of $1.4 billion in crypto (mostly ETH) also contributed to market instability. In the immediate aftermath of the hack, ETH lost 7% of its value. Since then, the exchange has restored its reserves by securing 446,870 ETH through whale deposits, loans, and direct purchases. The company’s CEO, Ben Zhou, confirmed that it has fully recovered losses and is preparing an audited proof-of-reserves report to reassure users. However, this has done little to invigorate ETH, with the cryptocurrency struggling to break above $2,800, indicating persistent bearish pressure. ETH Down 14% in 24 Hours Earlier today, ETH dumped to $2,310 before recovering some ground to almost $2,400. Furthermore, the asset has failed to maintain key support levels in the last seven days, sparking concern about further declines. Looking at its monthly performance, ETH started February at $3,217 but has since lost more than $800 in value. Over the week, it fell 7.3%, amplifying bearish sentiment. Its 24-hour movement has not been much better, shaving off more than 14% of its daily high of $2,733 to its current price, per data from CoinGecko. Analysts have warned that with the altcoin failing to hold $2,400, its next major support lies at $2,250, potentially opening the door for further losses. Ethereum’s woes aren’t isolated. Bitcoin, the number one cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has also struggled, dropping below $90,000 despite Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) recently buying a whopping $1.99 billion worth of the cryptocurrency. The post Ethereum (ETH) Price Sinks Below $2,400 Amid February Market Uncertainty appeared first on CryptoPotato.