BTC, ETH, and SOL dropped by 1%, while XRP plunged 4%.

Market volatility persists as Bitcoin and other major cryptos swing between gains and losses before the event.

BTC, ETH and SOL gained between 2% and 3%, pushing the total crypto market capitalization back above $3 trillion.

Apps like Raydium, Meteora, and Orca ensured the network maintained its streak for the fifth month straight, generating 24.39% more volume than Ethereum.

The ongoing Bitcoin-led bloodbath has seen ETH, BNB and SOL give up their post-election gains.

Bitcoin traded as low as $81,400 on Tuesday morning before surging to $88,000.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs suffered outflows of $3.65 billion in February.

Bitcoin traded as low as $78,200 overnight before recovering to $84,000.

Crypto markets reversed earlier gains after President Trump announced that trade tariffs on Canada and Mexico will start on March 4 along with additional 10% tariff on Chinese products.

LTC surged as broader markets retreated, but the rally may not have legs once an exchange-traded fund is approved, argues Woo Network’s Ben Yorke.