Hello! This is Nastya and the TCP-MARKET team.
And here is what really matters:
Trump hasn't just returned. He has returned with tariffs.
And this may mark the beginning of not an economic conflict, but a shift in the architecture of the world economy.
What is happening?
Tariffs against China, revision of trade agreements, protectionism — all this has happened before. But now — it is a different era:
– China is economically vulnerable,
– Europe is fragmented,
– Russia is under sanctions,
– the dollar is overheated,
– and crypto is no longer a toy.
We are on the brink of two worlds:
– One is old, currency-banking, with tariffs, bans, and politics.
– The second — digital, decentralized, where borders blur.
Why is this important?
When the world's largest economy uses trade as a weapon, it undermines the very idea of trust.
Trust is the only thing that money is based on.
And now — imagine an investor from Russia, China, Brazil.
– How can he protect the rubles if the exchange rate depends on Trump?
– How can he transfer money abroad if SWIFT is disconnected?
– How can he plan if tariffs can rise at any moment?
The answer is one: money needs to be taken outside the system, which is becoming increasingly unstable.
Scenarios: what could happen next?
Scenario 1: Trump's victory and an increase in tariffs.
– US markets are restructuring,
– the dollar is strengthening,
– emerging markets are pressing down,
– cryptocurrency is becoming a global refuge.
Scenario 2: China's response — mirror measures.
– Global recession,
– flight to gold, bitcoin, and stablecoins,
– escalation of the currency war.
Scenario 3: Adaptation through the digital economy.
– New trade models,
– platforms like TCP-MARKET,
– independent calculations and cross-border transactions.
Example: how does the alternative work?
TCP-MARKET is not an exchange, not a bank, not a marketplace in the traditional sense.
This is an attempt to create a platform for a new logic, in which:
– The currency doesn't matter — liquidity does,
– The bank doesn't matter — the digital infrastructure does,
– Jurisdiction doesn't matter — reputation and calculation do.
TCPcr is a debt token backed by assets.
TCPct is the accounting unit used within the ecosystem.
Such tokens are not a replacement for the dollar; they are a parallel economy that continues to operate even when the old system hangs.
Answers to the main questions:
1. What will happen to the ruble?
It depends on oil, on Trump, on geopolitics. But the main thing is that the ruble will remain under external management. For personal savings — it is too unstable a unit.
2. Is it worth buying Russian stocks?
Be careful. Many have grown on expectations of sanctions being eased, which may not materialize. The main thing is not to confuse a short-term rebound with systemic support.
3. How will it affect crypto?
Positively. Tariff and currency instability increase interest in decentralized assets. Especially those tied to real value (like TCPcr), and those needed for transactions (like TCPct).
4. Can you plan in such a situation?
Yes — but not in the old system. New strategies must include alternative platforms, digital assets, and cross-border flexibility.
What is the essence?
Trade wars are no longer about tariffs. It's about the loss of the dollar's universality, the crisis of globalism, and the search for a new financial logic.
Projects like TCP-MARKET are not responses to Trump. They are responses to global instability as a constant state.
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