The events surrounding Donald Trump’s second assassination attempt and the drop in Bitcoin’s price could easily be overblown and not directly related. Some have suggested that the cryptocurrency market could be affected by investor sentiment when there is volatile news, but in reality, the cryptocurrency market is often highly volatile without any major events. Blaming the assassination of a politician could be just an excuse to justify normal market movements.

Bitcoin and Ether Drop Amid Trump’s Second Assassination

Bitcoin fell 4% to below $58,000 in the past 24 hours, while Ether fell nearly 5% to below $2,300.

Bitcoin and Ether prices fall: Bitcoin fell 4% and Ether fell 5%, possibly related to rumors of a second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, although analysts said it was largely a correction after the previous rally.

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