Here's what happened in the past 24 hours U.S. stocks lost over $1.3 trillion on Monday. The Dow dropped 871 points to 48,489, the S&P 500 fell 2.1% to 6,797, and the Nasdaq slid 2.4%. Tech heavyweights including Nvidia, Apple, and Amazon were among the hardest hit. Bitcoin also declined nearly 4%, falling to around $89,600. The selloff coincided with Trump’s escalating rhetoric about controlling Greenland for security reasons against Russia and China. Denmark responded by bolstering troops, while Greenland’s leader warned of possible U.S. military action. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent attributed the market turmoil to Japan’s rising bond yields, though critics directly linked the volatility to Trump’s tariff threats toward EU allies. - @coinsauce