Bitcoin and Ethereum both declined by approximately 4% on October 14, 2025, as renewed trade tensions between the U.S. and China impacted the market. The overall cryptocurrency market value decreased by 3.2%, settling at $3.8 trillion. Despite the downturn, BlackRock's IBIT fund increased its holdings by 522 BTC, while other ETFs experienced outflows.
In contrast, Ethereum's staking inflows rose by 3.2%, and Bhutan announced plans to migrate its National Digital Identity system to the Ethereum blockchain. BitMine Immersion Technologies made a significant purchase of $827 million in Ethereum. Analysts are pointing to early-stage projects like MAGACOIN FINANCE as potential opportunities, with some predicting substantial returns.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Fall 4% Amid U.S.-China Trade Tensions
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