Bitcoin, stocks rally after Trump halts Greenland tariffs

Positive market shift as trade tensions with Europe ease following Trump’s unexpected diplomatic overture. Bitcoin reclaimed $90,000 on Wednesday afternoon after President Donald Trump backed away from threats of imposing tariffs on several European countries over the Greenland issue. The leading digital asset had fallen to $87,300 by midday after Trump delivered his speech at

Trump reverses planned Feb 1 tariffs on NATO nations after Greenland talks

Donald Trump says he will not impose 10% tariffs on NATO nations on Feb 1 after reaching a framework deal over Greenland and Arctic talks. Donald Trump has reversed his plan to impose 10% tariffs on NATO countries starting February 1, citing progress on a new framework deal with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte involving

AOC: Trump is acting in ‘increasingly erratic ways’

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) expressed concern after President Trump’s behavior Wednesday, after the president confused Greenland and Iceland multiple times during a speech earlier in the day. “The president has been acting in increasingly erratic ways,” Ocasio-Cortez told Migrant Insider’s Pablo Manríquez on Capitol Hill…

Trump Reiterates Desire for Greenland, Disclaims Use of Force at Davos

Politics State of the Union: Trump criticizes NATO leaders at the annual World Economic Forum in Switzerland. President Donald Trump touted the economic achievements of his second term, questioned the strength of NATO without American support, and promised that he has no interest in taking Greenland by force during an hour-long speech at the annual

US Treasurys face a $1.7 trillion EU “dump” over Greenland, forcing shift to Bitcoin if dollar safety vanishes

European leaders facing a Greenland-linked dispute with Washington could treat U.S. Treasurys as a leverage point. That would test not just the headline size of foreign holdings, but the market’s capacity to absorb speed, and how quickly higher yields would filter into the dollar, U.S. credit conditions, and crypto liquidity. The Financial Times has framed

Bitcoin’s Power Shift: New Whales Now Control The Market

Bitcoin has slipped below the $90,000 level as markets react to rising macroeconomic tension between the United States and the European Union, with fresh concerns tied to geopolitical friction around Greenland. The renewed risk-off tone pressured equities and crypto alike, reinforcing Bitcoin’s sensitivity to global headlines when uncertainty spikes and investors reduce exposure across high-beta