Crypto Market Bleeds as Trump Tariff Chaos Hits — BTC Down 2%, ETH Drops 4%

Another Friday, another red day in crypto. Trump’s tariff turmoil is hitting markets hard.

BTC dropped 2% to $91,100. ETH fell 4% to $3,105. SOL slid 3% to $129. XRP lost 2%, landing at $1.93. A few outliers bucked the trend — CC gained 12%, MYX climbed 5%, SYRUP added 4%.

The NYSE is preparing for 24/7 tokenized stock and ETF trading. That’s big, but not big enough to lift today’s mood.

Steak ‘n Shake revealed roughly $10 million in Bitcoin exposure and created a corporate BTC strategic reserve. Yes — the burger chain.

Vitalik Buterin called for more sophisticated DAO governance models. Bermuda outlined plans for a fully onchain national economy, working with Coinbase and Circle on payments, identity, and tokenized finance.

BTC ETFs saw $394 million in net outflows on Friday, breaking a 4-day inflow streak. ETH ETFs stayed green with $4.7 million in inflows.

Memes got hit too. Doge -1%, Shiba -1%, PEPE -2%, TRUMP -1%, Bonk -1%, Pengu -4%, SPX -12%, WIF -1%, Fartcoin -8%.

A few onchain movers went vertical: USOR +70%, GSD +50%, Eliza Town +800%. But those are the exceptions. The broader picture? Red across the board.