Leading cryptocurrencies held steady Thursday, despite a sharp sell-off in traditional markets spurred by President Trump's tariff moves, according to Benzinga. Bitcoin dipped below $82,000 early but recovered to $83,000 by evening. Ethereum mirrored Bitcoin's trajectory, briefly falling before rebounding to $1,800. Bitcoin remained relatively insulated from tariff-triggered market turbulence, with blockchain analytics firm Santiment noting the cryptocurrency's "intangible and borderless nature."
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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Leading cryptocurrencies held steady Thursday, despite a sharp sell-off in traditional markets
00:07spurred by President Trump's tariffs moves, according to Benzinga.
00:10Bitcoin dipped below $82,000 early, but recovered to $83,000 by the evening.
00:16Ethereum mirrored Bitcoin's trajectory, briefly falling before rebounding to $1,800.
00:21Bitcoin remained relatively insulated from tariff-triggered market turbulence,
00:25with blockchain analytics firm Santiment noting the cryptocurrency's intangible
00:30and borderless nature.
00:31For all things money, visit Benzinga.com slash GSTV.