Crypto fans thought this would be ether’s big year. Then came the tariffs.

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February 5, 2025

As concerns around President Donald Trump’s tariff plans weighed on cryptocurrencies this week, ether experienced a sharper selloff than bitcoin — extending its underperformance despite some traders’ hope that it could make a turnaround this year.

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Crypto fans thought this would be ether’s big year. Then came the tariffs.

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