Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies struggle in Trump’s second term, but THIS Coin stands strong

The cryptocurrency market has been rocked by turbulence in President Donald Trump's second term, as investor sentiment was dented by tariff policies and regulatory ambiguity. The overall crypto market capitalization has dropped significantly, losing close to 32% of its value since Trump's return to the White House. Several digital assets have suffered steep corrections, highlighting issues about market stability and investor confidence.Bitcoin Retreats, Altcoins Under PressureMarket leader Bitcoin, which was earlier marking its $100,000 milestone, has fallen more than 24% since Trump resumed office. This follows despite the administration's initiative to create a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve as a way of incorporating the asset into national economic planning. Nevertheless, the concerns over increased government control and capricious financial policies have trumped cryptocurrencies have not been any better. Large altcoins such as Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano, which had been mentioned in Trump's discourse regarding digital assets, have seen huge losses. Ethereum and Solana, specifically, have lost more than 50% of their market capitalization. Meanwhile, meme token Dogecoin has fallen 61%, the largest loser among large-cap Defies Market TrendsWhile most cryptocurrencies have been grappling with heavy losses, Tron’s native token, TRX, has demonstrated resilience, posting a marginal decline of only 2% since Trump returned to office, as mentioned in a report by .Investor confidence in Tron remains stable, primarily due to a recent development in its legal battle. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a joint motion asking the court to dismiss its case against Tron's founder, Justin Sun, and related companies. This regulatory grace has allowed TRX to hold steady in spite of the wider market Sell-Off as Trade Tensions RiseThe crypto market had a fresh bout of sell-offs on Monday, April 7, amid growing concerns about global trade. Bitcoin dropped more than 8% on overseas exchanges, reaching an annual low of $76,790. Indian exchanges also witnessed a sharp decline, with Bitcoin dipping almost 7% to $80, crypto market is facing volatility due to new U.S. trade tariffs introducing uncertainty, leading to a fall for all digital assets. Most cryptocurrencies are posting double-digit declines, fueling fears about an extended bear market. But billionaire investor Mark Cuban has warned against panic selling, highlighting that market recoveries remain uncertain, said CoinDCX fared even worse, falling 14.7% worldwide to $1,543, and in India, by 13% to $1,630. Markets are seeing a general sell-off, and crypto is not exempt from this decline. But there is a possible catalyst coming up, with U.S. authorities scheduled to reveal federal crypto reserves later today. A major surprise could bring about a short-term relief rally, noted Mudrex CEO Edul Provide Some ResilienceEven with the overall market correction, stablecoins like Tether and Binance USD did show relative resilience, with minor increases. When Wall Street futures fell and anxiety about yet another 'Black Monday' gripped the markets, the linkage between traditional financial markets and crypto assets became even clearer, commented Avinash Shekhar, CEO of Pi42, as quoted in a report by has the cryptocurrency market declined under Trump’s second term?The market downturn is largely attributed to trade tariffs, regulatory uncertainty, and shifting investor sentiment. Since Trump resumed office, the total crypto market capitalization has dropped by 32%.How has Bitcoin performed during this period?Bitcoin has fallen over 24% since Trump's return to the White House, despite the administration’s initiative to integrate Bitcoin into national economic planning through a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.