✅ What we know so far
Donald Trump has floated the idea of issuing $2,000 “tariff dividend” checks to Americans, funded by revenue from tariffs.
The plan would exclude high-income earners and be aimed at working Americans.
Some crypto analysts believe the announcement has already sparked improved sentiment in the crypto markets, because stimulus measures historically free up liquidity and risk-asset appetite.
⚠️ What we don’t know / big risks

The plan is not yet law. It needs congressional approval; it is still speculative.
Analysts question the financial feasibility of the plan: the revenue from tariffs may not be sufficient to fund $2,000 checks for a large number of people.
Macro environment matters: higher interest rates, inflation, shifting fiscal policy could blunt how effective this is as a “liquidity trigger” for crypto.

📊 Why crypto bulls see a potential upside
If the checks happen, direct payments to Americans could increase disposable income, some of which might flow into speculative assets like crypto. This was seen in past stimulus cycles.
The narrative matters: when markets believe “fresh money is coming”, risk assets often respond positively even before the checks hit.
For coins like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), the possibility of a new wave of retail inflows is often perceived as bullish in the medium term.
🔍 My take on BTC/ETH in light of this
Given your statement: “Bullish for crypto long term. $BTC … $ETH” — this is a reasonable hypothesis, but with caution:
If the checks go through (especially ~$2,000 each), we could see a near-term boost in risk sentiment and crypto prices.
But given the uncertainty and structural headwinds (high rates, inflation, regulatory issues), this is not a sure catalyst.
For BTC: If more retail money flows in, BTC could benefit first as the “gateway” crypto.
For $ETH : Could benefit if the general liquidity wave translates into broader crypto adoption, but maybe less directly than $BTC .
If expectations get too lofty and legislation drags or gets blocked, there could be a pullback: the “hope” in the price gets priced in, then the delay disappoints.