Trump's tariff policies may see new developments; how will trade policy adjustments impact the crypto market?

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【Chain Wen】The United States' trade policy adjustments have new developments. According to the latest news, senior White House economic officials revealed that once the Supreme Court makes a related ruling, policymakers will have the authority to swiftly advance a 10% tariff plan. The political game behind this is also worth noting—the government is engaging in intensive discussions with top Congress members on budget coordination matters, and it is expected that the Republican Party will take the lead in these negotiations.

For cryptocurrency market participants, such macro policy signals should not be ignored. Tightening trade policies often impact the global liquidity environment, which in turn affects digital asset trading sentiment and price trends. An escalation in tariffs could boost inflation expectations, and central bank policy adjustments will follow suit. At the same time, the outcome of political power struggles will determine the intensity and pace of policy implementation, which are key variables influencing market cycles. Closely monitoring policy developments and adjusting risk management strategies may be the key focus moving forward.

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BlockchainRetirementHomevip
· 12h ago
Here comes the tariff talk again, always saying they want to increase it, but what’s the result? Bitcoin has long been digested. Republican-led negotiations... now it’s even more complicated, and the market will be volatile. If liquidity tightens, it’s time to quickly adjust positions. When will tariff policies truly connect with the crypto world? It all feels like just talk on paper. The key is the actions from the central bank; a single statement from the Federal Reserve is more effective than any tariff.
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 12h ago
Here comes the tariff story again. Every time, they say it affects crypto, and the coin prices go up and down as they should. In the end, it's still the capital flow that determines everything. Trump plays political games, and we play the capital game. Each to their own. What are the chances of the 10% tariff actually being implemented? Even the Supreme Court isn't certain. It's a bit early to discuss this now. If this wave actually pushes inflation expectations, it could be a positive for Bitcoin. The safe-haven attribute might be emerging. So what if the Republicans gain control? The key still depends on the Federal Reserve's next move—that's the real variable. It's easy to say it's a strategy adjustment, but in reality, it's still a gamble on court rulings and policy implementation speed. Too many uncertainties. Tightening liquidity will indeed cause a sell-off, but once such big news breaks, it's mostly already priced in. Retail investors are always the last to react.
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MetaverseHomelessvip
· 12h ago
Here it comes again. Every time the US sneezes, the crypto circle catches a cold. So annoying. When tariffs rise, inflation follows. This routine is played out. Will the 10% really be implemented, or is it just another false alarm? Liquidity crunch tests who is truly holding their positions. In political games, the small retail investors are the ones who end up losing money. Everyone says to adjust strategies, but who can really buy the dip? Is the Republican control of power good or bad for the crypto market? I just can't figure it out. Instead of tracking policies, it's better to watch how whales move. Rumors, rumors, just rumors. Let's wait for concrete evidence before judging. The chain reaction of tariffs is so complex, no wonder big V influencers are just harvesting the leeks.
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TokenVelocityvip
· 12h ago
Trump is at it again, will tariffs really ruin liquidity? Once again, the policy is unpredictable. Whether it will actually be implemented this time remains uncertain. 10% tariffs? If this continues, fiat currency will depreciate further. We still need to hold more cryptocurrencies. This political game is played out, with the Republican Party leading, which is a certainty. The crypto world can only wait to be exploited. In plain terms, macro uncertainty has escalated again, and short-term volatility is inevitable.
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 12h ago
It's the same old trick, as soon as tariffs are announced, the crypto market starts to shake. Wait, the Supreme Court hasn't even ruled yet? How is it already being hyped? The negotiations are led by the Republican Party... Is this heading for a hard landing or a soft landing? I'm a bit worried about liquidity; it depends on how the Federal Reserve responds. If the 10% tariffs are actually implemented, I need to reduce my holdings to protect the principal. When will this political game end? The crypto space is too competitive. How likely is it that the central bank will follow suit and cut interest rates? That's the key.
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pumpamentalistvip
· 13h ago
Tariffs devalue the currency by one dollar, and crypto risk-averse funds are about to run again. Wait, can a 10% tariff really be implemented? I think the Republicans are going to bicker again. The signal of liquidity tightening is so obvious, why are people still bottom-fishing? Policy game, in plain terms, is a gamble on who has more chips. If the central bank follows suit and raises interest rates, can BTC hold up? Now, the macro betting game has escalated again. Don't believe me, once the Supreme Court makes a ruling, the market will change.
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