Bitcoin (BTC-USD) pulled back from its all-time highs in Friday morning trading after U.S. President Donald Trump rekindled global trade tensions with fresh tariff threats. The first-ever cryptocurrency (BTC-USD) slid 1.

Bitcoin traders are eyeing a gradual pullback after all-time highs, CZ refutes WSJ claim of ties to World Liberty Financial: Hodler's Digest

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin falls after President Donald Trump said he is “recommending a straight 50% Tariff on the European Union” amid stalled trade negotiations. Plus, the president hosted a dinner for top holders of his meme coin as some Democrats raised ethics concerns.

The president's son Eric Trump says he wants to create "the most investable Bitcoin accumulation platform in the market."

The son of President Donald Trump also said he isn’t worried about the increasingly crowded field of Bitcoin stockpilers.

Trump shifted from crypto critic to champion, overhauling Biden-era policies with a deregulatory push that reshaped enforcement, guidance, and industry access.

The BBC's Mike Wendling investigates how the reality of President Trump's crypto dream is being met with resistance in the very areas that elected him. The BBC's Mike Wendling investigates how the reality of President Trump's crypto dream is being met with resistance in the very areas that elected him.

Bitcoin ( BTC) is approaching its largest monthly options expiry of 2025, with total exposure reaching $13.8 billion. This event gives bulls a chance to secure Bitcoin’s price above $110,000, as bears were caught off guard by a 25% rally over the past 30 days.