Bitcoin Drops 3.4% After Trump’s Crypto Summit Lacks Key Reserve Details
Bitcoin price declines to $86,394 as investors react negatively to Trump’s Digital Assets Summit, which provided few specifics on the new U.S. Bitcoin Reserve.
Bitcoin price declines to $86,394 as investors react negatively to Trump’s Digital Assets Summit, which provided few specifics on the new U.S. Bitcoin Reserve.
The U.S. government will not actively acquire new assets for this stockpile beyond what is seized.
Investors questioned the inclusion of XRP, SOL, and ADA in the reserve, leading to a broad selloff that erased most of Sunday’s gains.
The sharp reversal follows Sundayโs rally fueled by President Trumpโs announcement of a U.S. crypto reserve, but much of those gains have since evaporated.
Traders underestimated how quickly Trumpโs crypto-friendly policies could move markets.
XRP, SOL, and ADA surged in response, with ADA jumping over 72% in the past 24 hours.
Speculation persists on whether the strategic stockpile would focus solely on bitcoin, as previous rumors suggested, or include U.S.-founded tokens like SOL, XRP, and USDC in an “America-first” reserve.