Bitcoin's price dropped sharply to $91,900 during a Monday morning flash crash, marking a 3.79% decline within an hour. The cryptocurrency later rebounded slightly to around $92,800. This market movement coincided with a rise in spot gold and silver prices, which opened with a gap up and reached record highs. Additionally, Nasdaq futures fell by 1% amid geopolitical tensions, as European Union countries consider tariffs on $93 billion of U.S. imports following Trump's tariff threats related to Greenland.