#美国加征关税

The United States has imposed tariffs on China, which may intensify global economic uncertainty in the short term, thereby affecting investors' risk appetite and leading to a capital outflow from risk assets (including cryptocurrencies). Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin may face downward pressure on their prices. However, in the long term, if the trade war leads to a loosening of the dollar's hegemony or encourages more countries to seek decentralized alternatives, it may actually enhance the attractiveness of cryptocurrencies as a store of value or payment tool. Additionally, some people view cryptocurrencies as a tool against inflation; if tariffs lead to rising commodity prices, this may also indirectly boost demand for cryptocurrencies. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and investors need to closely monitor global macroeconomic trends.