Blockchain stakeholders should closely monitor macro and legal shifts as the U.S. Supreme Court reviews Trump’s tariff powers. The ruling could influence global trade flows, investor sentiment, and liquidity conditions across digital markets. A restrictive outcome may tighten risk appetite, driving volatility and reduced capital inflow into crypto. Conversely, easing tariffs could boost confidence and attract institutional capital. Builders and investors must assess exposure to trade-linked sectors, supply-chain tokens, and stablecoin demand. Watch for regulatory echoes, cross-border payment shifts, and funding impacts across decentralized finance, tokenized commodities, and RWA ecosystems. Agility and diversification will define resilience.

🔟 Assets to Watch

BTC – macro sentiment gauge

ETH – DeFi & infrastructure backbone

SOL – high-speed network exposure

BNB – cross-border and exchange activity

XRP – trade finance & remittances

LINK – data oracle for RWA assets

POL (Polygon) – enterprise chain integrations

AVAX – DeFi + tokenized commodity focus

SUI – emerging ecosystem growth

USDT/USDC – liquidity and stability proxies