At 3:00 AM Beijing time on April 3, the details of the Trump administration's tariffs will be announced. Currently, the White House has three proposals:

1. Unified 20% tax rate: Trump favors this proposal, calling it "the simplest and fairest." A flat 20% tariff will be imposed on all goods imported into the U.S., which is straightforward but could trigger global chain reactions. Agencies like Moody's predict it could lead to an economic slowdown and inflation in unemployment.

2. National fixed tax rate: The Treasury Secretary supports this "reciprocal" proposal, where the U.S. will impose the same tariffs as other countries. However, it is complex to implement, as companies might circumvent it by routing through countries with lower tariffs, requiring additional origin rules to patch loopholes. Former Commerce Secretary Ross stated this does not meet Trump's demand for "immediate results."

3. Mixed proposal: The most likely to be adopted. A baseline tariff of 15%-20% will be imposed on most countries, followed by additional tariffs on key industries such as automobiles and semiconductors. This proposal balances efficiency and flexibility, but the selection of key industries, the amount of additional tariffs, and exemption settings still need Trump's approval.

Under the influence of tariff news, the cryptocurrency market has experienced fluctuations due to negative news, but short sellers have exhausted their profits, and buying interest is gradually appearing. It is expected that after the tariffs are implemented, the cryptocurrency market will gradually recover. Tonight, the market will continue to focus on the tariff amounts announced by Trump; if they are too high, the rebound will be limited; if they are normal or low, cryptocurrency prices are expected to rise significantly. #Alpha2.0爆款冲击 #美国加征关税 #巨鲸动向 #金狗势不可挡 #MEME币狂欢 $