On May 24, U.S. President Trump publicly stated that he would no longer seek to reach a new trade agreement with the European Union and planned to impose tariffs of up to 50% on goods imported from the EU, unless companies moved their manufacturing bases to the United States. At the same time, companies like Apple and Samsung also face a 25% heavy tax, expected to be implemented by the end of June, fully promoting the 'manufacturing return to the United States' strategy. The EU has expressed a willingness to cooperate and maintain dialogue but emphasized that it cannot accept unilateral threats. Japan hopes to reach a consensus with the United States before the G7 summit to avoid being included in the tariff punishment list. Bitunix analysts suggest that this statement marks a shift towards more protectionist and unilateral suppression in U.S. foreign trade policy, which could lead to drastic changes in the global manufacturing and trade landscape, as well as increased volatility in financial markets and a reallocation of safe-haven funds. Investors should avoid heavily investing in highly volatile altcoins and exercise caution as uncertainty returns to the market. In the coming week, it is recommended to closely observe further changes in U.S. policies and the responses from the EU and Japan as a basis for direction.