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XRP declines as Trump's tariff threat to the EU scares crypto investors
Ripple (XRP) trades in the red below $2 at press time on Monday, as the broader cryptocurrency market remains under pressure from US President Donald Trump’s threat of a 10% tariff on 8 European nations in pursuit of Greenland. The emerging crack in the NATO alliance could spark a tectonic shift in global politics and financial markets. XRP mirrors the broader market pullback, adding to the pressure from the delay in the US CLARITY Act bill discussion, with its Open Interest dropping to roughly $3.5 billion in the last 24 hours. US President Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff on eight European nations, including ... (full story)
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