Crypto markets rallied as Trump impeached Venezuela’s president.
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President Donald Trump says Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro has been arrested after the United States launched a large-scale attack on the country. Despite the news, cryptocurrency markets, including Bitcoin, Ether and XRP, remain stable.
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Bitcoin and other digital assets have shown a bit President Donald Trump responded after confirming that the US military had carried out a major strike in Venezuela and captured President Nicolas Maduro.
In his comments on Saturday, Trump said he would brief reporters at Mar-a-Lago in the early hours of the morning and emphasized that the action was carried out in cooperation with US law enforcement.
Tensions between the US and Venezuela have been escalating. months, as Washington has accused President Maduro of drug trafficking and stepped up sanctions and military pressure, including a maritime ban on sanctioned oil tankers.
Maduro has previously expressed his openness to dialogue with the United States on combating drug trafficking.
The mounting pressure campaign set the stage for a dramatic turnaround on January 3.When it explodes And low-flying planes have been reported in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, and several surrounding provinces.
The government blamed the US for the attacks on civilian and military sites, declared a state of emergency and condemned them. What is it called? “American Attack”
Bitcoin retreated below $90,000 as headlines emerged, but the rally stopped short of a deep slide, according to CoinGecko. The crypto asset was trading at $89,772 at the time of reporting.
Ethereum mirrored the pattern, falling as low as $3,000 before recovering to $3,100, and XRP bounced back above $2 after trading slightly to $1.9.
This is a developing story.
