Americans are asking Google if Bitcoin will go to zero and Vitalik sells more Eath.

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President Donald Trump's push for tariffs is sending shockwaves through the crypto market.

On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Trump's emergency terrorists from last April, but the president retaliated within hours, invoking a

separate law to slap a fresh 15% import levy on goods for the next 150 days. Bitcoin whipsawed

over the weekend drop into a low of $64,481 early Monday following reports of massive whale selling.

Retail fear has reached a fever pitch in America with Google searches for Bitcoin Zero,

surging to a record high of 100 on the relative interest scale this February.

As of this morning, Bitcoin is trading just below $66,000.

Bitcoin is facing risk from advancing quantum technology and Satoshi Nakamoto's stash is no exception.

The Bitcoin community is locked in fierce debate over the fate of roughly 7 million vulnerable coins.

If a quantum computer successfully breaks elliptic curve cryptography, it could theoretically drain the wallets,

including the estimated

one million Bitcoin belonging to Bitcoin's creator. While some experts warn that research may

accelerate the timeline for breaking current encryption, others argue the threat remains distant

and can be addressed through engineering upgrades rather than drastic governance changes.

And Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is trimming

his crypto holdings, adding pressure to a market that's already struggling. According to on-chain

analytics firm, Arkham Intelligence, Buterin recently withdrew 3500 ETH from the decentralized lending

protocol AVE and has sold roughly 1,8-69 ETH over the past two days.

The sale comes as ETHER's price dropped below the $2,000 psychological support level,

hitting a 20-day low of $1,844 early Monday.

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