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President Donald Trump's tariff policies, implemented in 2025, have introduced significant trade barriers, including reciprocal tariffs targeting countries with trade deficits with the U.S. These tariffs, such as a 145% levy on most Chinese imports and a 10% baseline on other nations, have disrupted global markets, impacting cryptocurrencies and platforms like Binance. The tariffs initially triggered volatility in crypto markets, with Bitcoin dropping below $76,000 after a 50% tariff increase on China, though experts suggest long-term potential for Bitcoin as a hedge against a weakening U.S. dollar. Binance CEO Richard Teng noted that the trade war could boost interest in crypto as a non-sovereign asset, despite short-term declines in meme coins and altcoins like Binance Coin (BNB). A Binance research report highlighted that real-world asset (RWA) tokens showed resilience amid tariff-induced chaos, while meme coins faced significant drops. Trump’s pro-crypto stance, including a proposed U.S. Bitcoin reserve, has created a friendlier regulatory environment for Binance, though tariff-related economic uncertainty continues to pose risks to crypto market stability. Strategic navigation and robust risk management are critical for Binance users in this volatile trade landscape.