Cryptocurrency prices extended their slide, sending Bitcoin to the lowest level since November, as escalating tariff-war tensions spurred concern about the economy that offset a wave of pro-crypto announcements from President Donald Trump last week.

The world's largest cryptocurrency hovered just above $80,000 early Tuesday, recovering from a four-month low the cryptocurrency hit overnight.

Bitcoin peaked at a high of more than $106,000 in December of 2024 - and is still up roughly $30,000 a coin over the last 6 months. Investors are now closely eying the $82,000 sup