🚨 You Started the Trade War — Now You’re Shocked There’s No Buyer! 🤐

1️⃣ Blaming China After Starting the Fire

Trump accuses China of “economic hostility” for not buying U.S. soybeans. But reality check — the tariff war started in Washington. 🇺🇸

China simply adjusted its supply chain, buying from other countries. That’s not hostility — it’s survival. No one does business that brings them loss and disrespect.

2️⃣ U.S. Goods Are Just More Expensive

🇺🇸 U.S. soybeans: $520/ton

🇧🇷🇦🇷 Brazil & Argentina: $430/ton

🛢️ U.S. cooking oil: $1.45–$1.60/L

🇮🇩 Asian suppliers: $0.90–$1.10/L

👉 Price high, threaten trade partners — and you lose buyers. The world goes where it’s cheaper and stable.

3️⃣ Threats Don’t Make Trade Deals

Saying “we can easily produce our own” misses the point. Global trade is about efficiency, not ego.

When tariffs become weapons, countries like Brazil, Argentina, and Indonesia quietly step in and fill the gap.

4️⃣ Collateral Damage: U.S. Farmers 🌾

China once bought 60% of U.S. soybean exports. Losing that market means unsold grain and lower farm income.

Farmers get subsidies; taxpayers foot the bill. That’s not winning — it’s just redistributing losses.

5️⃣ Crypto Stays Neutral in the Chaos 💎

Every tariff shock, soybean ban, or oil spat pushes investors toward borderless markets — Bitcoin, ETH, stablecoins, tokenized assets.

As traditional markets swing with#TariffTariffWars crypto keeps its calm. History shows: every #Trump escalation ends with a classic U-turn.

6️⃣ Trade Isn’t About Loyalty — It’s Arithmetic

When your goods cost $90 more per ton, the market doesn’t get hostile — it just moves on. 📉

Economics > Emotion. Simple math, not friendship.