In the first hundred days of the Trump administration, bold steps were taken to enhance trade protectionism, imposing a 25% tariff on many countries, raising concerns about escalating risks in global markets. This policy aims to protect the American economy, but it has sparked trade tensions and negative reactions from U.S. partners. At the same time, the administration signed an executive order to establish a strategic reserve of Bitcoin, in a surprising move that reflects a new trend towards digital currencies. This decision aims to strengthen the United States' position in the digital economy, but it has raised questions about the stability of the financial market and its impact on the dollar. These policies combine traditional protectionism with a forward-looking approach to the digital future, reflecting the Trump administration's vision to achieve a balance between economic power and innovation amidst increasing global challenges.