Greenland tariff negotiations heat up, causing US stocks to fall in response, and the crypto market has also failed to remain unaffected. The current situation is indeed not very friendly — the risks accumulated last week have not yet been digested, and this new wave of trade uncertainty has struck again. With multiple pressures stacking up, market volatility is inevitable. In the short term, such macro risks remain key variables influencing the market trend and deserve ongoing attention.
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WalletsWatcher
· 11h ago
Macroeconomic risks keep coming one after another; being tied to the US stock market in the crypto world is really annoying.
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WalletInspector
· 11h ago
Coming again? Even Greenland tariffs can be brought up, this batch of politicians is really incredible
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Macroeconomic pressure stacking up, the crypto circle is following suit. Should we buy the dip or watch the show?
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Short-term fluctuations are normal operations, long-term holders are not at a loss at all
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The same old trick in trade wars every time, the market is always scared stiff each time
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When tariff negotiations heat up, they come to dump the market; this script is also quite cliché
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Multiple pressures stacking up is just jargon; actually, no one knows what will happen
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Compared to macro risks, I’m more afraid that a single tweet from a big V could change the entire situation
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AirdropChaser
· 11h ago
When tariff negotiations go awry, the crypto world also suffers. I've seen this trick before.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 11h ago
Once again, macro risks are causing trouble. Is it Greenland this time? It's really annoying how the market is tied to politics.
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HashBandit
· 12h ago
ngl tariff talk always tanks the market but fr fr... back in my mining days we'd just ride it out, hashrate don't care about geopolitics lmao. tho gotta admit network congestion spikes during volatility hits different, gas fees go absolutely mental when everyone panic-sells. anyway macro noise is macro noise, this is exactly why rollups matter
Greenland tariff negotiations heat up, causing US stocks to fall in response, and the crypto market has also failed to remain unaffected. The current situation is indeed not very friendly — the risks accumulated last week have not yet been digested, and this new wave of trade uncertainty has struck again. With multiple pressures stacking up, market volatility is inevitable. In the short term, such macro risks remain key variables influencing the market trend and deserve ongoing attention.