The token has wiped out hundreds of billions of dollars in total market value, dropping below $92,000 for the first time since mid-April. Even Bloomberg admitted that “Bitcoin has fallen fast, hard, and with no clear trigger.”One prevailing theory is economic uncertainty over dwindling hope that the US Federal Reserve will lower interest rates next month. “The general market is risk-off,” Bitwise Asset Management chief investment officer Matthew Hougan told Bloomberg. But despite all that enthusiasm, Trump may have found a much bigger enemy in the form of escalating economic uncertainty that’s scaring investors away from highly volatile assets, largely as a result of his own actions. More on Bitcoin: Bitcoin Is Suddenly Crashing Pretty Hard