2026-01-13 01:25:32

The news that US President Trump is considering implementing a 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran is shaping global trade dynamics. Such protectionist policies can create a domino effect in international markets—monetary policies will tighten, inflation pressures will increase, and investors will approach risky assets more cautiously. In the crypto market, these macroeconomic movements can also trigger price volatility. The relationship between geopolitical tensions, commodity prices, and global risk appetite is becoming a key monitoring point for long-position traders.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 8h ago

Bro, it's really going to crash now. When hawkish tariffs come into play, the crypto market can't escape. --- Trump's move is really ruthless. When the domino effect kicks in, no one can run away. --- Wait, should those who are long-term bullish now reduce their positions? The geopolitical risks are quite intense this time. --- Basically, the global stagflation expectation has risen. Can BTC not be volatile? --- Why does it always feel like whenever macro issues arise, the coin prices have to be sacrificed? It's really absurd. --- All risk assets are panicking. This is the real reason behind the suppression of cryptocurrencies. --- Escalation of tariff wars = risk aversion rises, it's that simple. --- Is anyone still buying the dip? I really don't dare to move in this environment. --- Geopolitics + inflation pressure, the short-seller engine has started. --- Now it's all good. When the central banks follow suit and raise interest rates, the crypto market will be completely cooled down.

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ThesisInvestor

· 21h ago

Trump's move is really playing with fire. As soon as the 25% tariffs are announced, the crypto market will start to fluctuate again...

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InscriptionGriller

· 21h ago

This move by Trump is definitely going to stir up the global markets. The crypto world fears macro sentiment reversals the most, and long positions are about to start taking losses again.

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IronHeadMiner

· 21h ago

25% tariff? Trump is playing his hand a bit harshly. Once the domino effect is triggered, a crypto market crash isn't far off.

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GraphGuru

· 21h ago

Trump is causing trouble again, now the crypto world is about to shake... --- Is it a domino effect? Anyway, the retail investors are the ones who suffer in the end. Large institutions have already left. --- Wait, so should I now clear my positions or buy the dip? I'm really unsure about this wave. --- jeopolitik+macro+crypto, how many shocks can this combination trigger? --- To put it simply, risk assets are about to cool down. Can BTC really hold up? --- Once again, 25% tariffs are coming, the market is about to reprice. --- Long-position guys might not sleep well today... waiting for death or a rebound, fifty-fifty chance. --- When the EMTIA price rises, inflation follows, then the dollar strengthens, and coins weaken... I've run this logic through multiple times.

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AirdropHunter

· 21h ago

Trump is stirring up trouble again, now the crypto world has to tremble With the tariff stick swung, the whole world is thrown into chaos, how can we retail investors survive The domino effect has truly arrived this time, meme coins are about to collapse Should I prepare to add more or run away, that's the question... Actually, I just want to ask, who can really make money from this chaos

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SchrodingerWallet

· 21h ago

Trump's move is really brilliant. With a 25% tariff imposed, the global financial markets will instantly tremble. The RMB will depreciate, and BTC will take another hit... the domino effect is coming directly this time. Long position guys probably can't hold on these days.

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