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About fluctuations in tariffs and traditional markets

Trump said that the U.S. is unlikely to extend the tariff suspension again, and he also mentioned taking a more aggressive trade stance, which is not a simple matter. If tariffs really become stricter, the market is sure to 'quake.'

Think about it, if trade frictions escalate, companies that rely on imported raw materials and components will see their costs rise immediately, squeezing their profit margins—how can stock prices not drop? When Trump imposed tariffs in February 2025, didn’t the global market just 'tremble'? Investors were really anxious, and market fluctuations were inevitable.

The relationship between the crypto market and macro fears

The crypto market, while somewhat 'eccentric,' hasn't completely escaped macro fears. Don’t be fooled by its occasional independence; it is still affected by the macro environment.

Take the current situation, for example—global economic conditions and trade policies affect investor sentiment. If the overall market atmosphere is poor, people will tighten their wallets, and even the crypto market will 'chill.' However, the crypto market also has its own characteristics, such as Bitcoin, which is sometimes seen as 'digital gold.' During times of instability in traditional markets, it may attract some safe-haven funds, but this safe-haven effect is not absolute.

In summary

Stricter tariffs will certainly make traditional markets 'restless,' and although the crypto market has its own 'quirks,' it hasn’t completely drawn a line with macro fears. How the market evolves in the future will depend on the global economic environment and policy direction.