Cryptocurrency markets experienced sharp volatility after U.S.
President Donald Trump unveiled plans to raise global tariffs to 15
percent, rattling investor sentiment across risk-sensitive
assets.

AzerNEWS reports that the world’s largest
cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, fell more than 5 percent on Monday,
dropping below the $65,000 mark. The decline came despite early
gains in Asian equity markets, highlighting a divergence between
regional stock exchanges and digital assets amid growing
tariff-related uncertainty.

The renewed trade tensions appear to have weighed heavily on
crypto investors, who often react swiftly to…