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What’s Next for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Dogecoin After $19B Weekend Flash Crash?
A sudden market shock on Friday sent cryptocurrency prices tumbling, exposing which coins truly withstand pressure and which falter under stress. Triggered by a geopolitical tweet, this intense hour of selling acted like a stress test, giving investors a rare look at crypto resilience during turmoil. The crash wiped out billions, but the market’s reaction tells a deeper story about coin performance and what could come next. The cascade began when a tweet from President Donald Trump announced intentions to impose steep tariffs on Chinese imports, reigniting trade tensions. This unexpected news hit after markets ... (full story)
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