The price of bitcoin fell below $90,000 and other cryptocurrencies saw large drops Tuesday morning, erasing some of the gains digital assets have made since President Donald Trump took office on a pro-crypto agenda.

A week-long rout in Bitcoin worsened Friday, with the digital asset hitting an over 3-month low, reversing gains that followed the election of the U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Bitcoin plunged on Tuesday to a three-month low below $90,000 after a string of weak economic reports and Trump’s threatened tariffs pushed investors to abandon risky assets. By Tuesday afternoon in New York,

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I know he's going to have a crypto zone. I know he's bringing in people who want to create this space." Nelson recalled a conversation between Trump and David Bailey, a Bitcoin advocate and advisor to the former president.

Bitcoin slumped below $80,000 on Friday for the first time since November, while equities diverged following President Donald Trump's latest volley of tariffs.