Cryptocurrencies slid further as fears over a selloff in US equities eclipsed President Donald Trump’s recent efforts to buttress the industry. Bitcoin fell more than 3% on Tuesday morning in Asia while second-ranked token Ether dropped as much as 6% to $1,756, an intra-day low not seen since October 2023. Both tokens later pared those declines and are expected to find support at $73,000 and $70,000, analysts say. The losses come after a sell off in USequities led by technology stocks picked up steam on Monday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index plunged 3.8% for its worst day since October 2022, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The largest digital asset is expected tofind support at$73,00 and $ 70,00, says Hayden Hughes, head of crypto investments at family office Evergreen Growth. “There will be strong buying there,” he said. The loss comes after Trump warned that Americans may feel a “little disturbance” stemming from trade wars with Canada, Mexico and China.