The core issue is that the federal government is out of money, and the annual interest on national debt is a major concern. Democrats have created a large number of false contracts in the federal government to launder money, converting it into legitimate income through various channels (including the cryptocurrency space). Now Trump is collecting taxes to make up for it, while Musk is cutting orders to save costs.

Replying about not working with him makes us second-class citizens, which depends on the rules of the free trade social order established by Europe and America after World War II. In this order, East Asia is considered second-class citizens (to put it bluntly, our entire group is categorized as those doing low-end jobs). Japan once tried to break through this rule, but ultimately compromised with the Plaza Accord and gave up a lot of high-end manufacturing. Why don’t we compromise? Then we would also ask why, living in the same world, we must engage in low-end industries, dirty work, and tiring jobs, forever remaining second-class citizens.

Some things cannot be compromised. In the last century, when we were relatively weak, overseas Chinese in the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc., who were not discriminated against? They had their assets confiscated, suffered personal attacks, etc. Now, if you run with yellow skin to some more developed Middle Eastern countries, those war refugees might also give you a squinty-eyed look; there will always be divisions among racial groups. When Europe and America used to talk about free trade, it was during their period of dividends; once that period ended, they broke the bowl and stopped talking.

Unlike Japan and the Soviet Union, we have surpassed the rules of that time in military, culture, economy, and industry. Since 2008, we have used a large amount of foreign exchange to buy mineral resources or make overseas investments, all to wait for a day to break through the old rules. I believe the world will get better, and Europe and America should not be trapped in the old rule system. We are waiting for a new international order, and before this new international order evolves, I believe there will be significant development opportunities for blockchain.

The domestic situation in recent years has not been very good, as we are being hunted. What interest rate hikes, cuts, tariffs, and sanctions aim for is to prevent us from jumping over that rule. Trump's wave of tariffs is equivalent to acknowledging that the world pattern is moving toward diversification (each managing its own area, reaching a new international order).

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