The Dow fell 89 points, the S and P 500 lost 25.

The NASDAQ tumbled 165.

Interest rates on U.

S government debt rose once again, hitting highs not seen since March.

Mark Okada, CEO of Sycamore Tree Capital Partners, expects to Seymour volatility across all investments.

I frankly am glad to see a day of pull back a little bit, the the huge move we saw last week.

It is something that I really wouldn't expect to see, given the historic sort of, um, very negative actions across our government across our economy.

Um, and and I think it's good to see a little bit of capital coming off the on demand gains being taken.

Maybe this market getting a little bit, uh, lower in evaluation.

That certainly was the case.

When it came to Bitcoin, it took a nasty tumble.

Three world's biggest Cryptocurrency fell more than 11% a plunge of $4300 on Monday after hitting record highs the prior week.

Some investors worried that after doubling in price since early December, the price of the notoriously volatile digital currency has become to bubble Like as for individual stocks, the focus was on tech.

Pro trump protesters demonstrated outside of Twitter, and the social media site permanently suspended the president's account.

Facebook alphabet owned.

Google and Apple also took their strongest actions yet to limit Trump's social media reach after he instigated last week's capital riots.

Shares of Twitter fell 6%.

Tesla had its first down day since December 22nd, dropping nearly 8% in the stocks, worst daily performance since October.

Investors booked profits after Tesla's shares rose more than seven fold last year.