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US President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a 50% tariff on all goods imported from the European Union, effective from June 1. The announcement has caused some nervousness in the crypto market, as earlier bullish momentum has corrected.
The proposed tariffs come in response to what Trump described as persistent trade imbalances and regulatory barriers. He accused the EU of maintaining unfair trade practices that have harmed US businesses.
Long-Short Ratio Shows Market Confusion
Bitcoin dropped to $108,000 following the announcement, down from a session high of $111,000. It has since recovered to around $109,000 but remains under pressure. The overall crypto market is down 4% over the past 24 hours.
Data from Coinglass shows $64.13 million in crypto liquidations over the last four hours. Long positions accounted for $34.05 million, while short positions made up $30.09 million.
Bitcoin alone saw $24.4 million in liquidations, with Ethereum at $15.16 million.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s long-short ratio remains almost equal, which shows a short-term uncertainty in the market’s direction. Yesterday, Bitcoin long positions dominated the charts at 54%.
Bitcoin Long-Short Ratio Over the Past Month. Source: Coinglass
Solana, XRP, and several altcoins also experienced sharp volatility, reflecting heightened volatility across the board.
Analysts warn that the tariff announcement could be the start of broader economic disruption. European stock indices fell sharply, and US tech shares also faced selling pressure.
The trade war is back:
After a brief pause, Trump just threatened 50% tariffs on the EU beginning June 1st and 25% tariffs on Apple.
In 5 days, the S&P 500 has erased -$1.5 trillion of market cap.
What’s next? Here’s why you NEED to watch the bond market.
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) May 23, 2025
In crypto, the liquidation heatmap reflects a market caught between downward fear and upward retracement attempts.
The situation is fluid. If the tariff threat escalates into a full trade dispute, risk assets, including cryptocurrencies, may face additional headwinds. Traders are watching closely for any EU response or signs of negotiation.
In the past 24 hours, 162,419 traders were liquidated, totaling $567.65 million. While crypto has often acted as a hedge during traditional market stress, today’s moves show it is not immune to global policy shocks.
Volatility may persist as geopolitical uncertainty mounts.
After months of preparation, Pump.fun, a Solana (SOL)-based launchpad for memecoin, will conduct its initial coin offering (ICO) between July 12 and 15 through the Gate.io cryptocurrency exchange. Pump.fun public token sale will involve 150 billion tokens at an initial selling price of about $0.004.
According to the announcement, the PUMP token will have a maximum supply of 1 trillion tokens, thus a fully diluted valuation of about $4 billion.
@pumpdotfun Public Token Sale: All You Need to Know
– Token: $PUMP – Total Supply: 1 trillion – Date: July 12 – July 15 (3 days) – Tokens for Sale: 150 billion – Sale Price: $0.004 – Fully Diluted Valuation: $4 billion pic.twitter.com/8jijGWgVBp
The Pump.fun platform has registered magnificent results in daily revenue in the past year, fueled by the high demand for Solana-based memecoins. As Coinpedia has reported in the past, Pump.fun developers have deposited hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Solana to different cryptocurrency exchanges.
However, the company’s revenues have been shrinking day by day following the significant traction of LetsBONK.fun platform.
According to market data provided by Defillama, LetsBONK.fun recorded a daily revenue of more than $1 million compared to Pump.fun’s $533k in the same period. The palpable success rate of LetsBONK.fun is heavily influenced by the Bonk (BONK) memecoin, which is the largest meme project on the Solana network.
With the legal challenges facing the Pump.fun platform, including lawsuits accusing the platform of enabling pump and dump schemes. Furthermore, the Pump.fun platform has a huge number of bots creating tokens every minute, but hardly are the tokens created developed to grow a community.
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After months of preparation, Pump.fun, a Solana (SOL)-based launchpad for memecoin, will conduct its initial coin offering (ICO) between July 12 and 15 through the Gate.io cryptocurrency exchange. Pump.fun public token sale will involve 150 billion tokens at an initial selling price of about $0.004. According to the announcement, the PUMP token will have a …