#比特币与美国关税政策
《Trump's Cryptocurrency Strategy: The Financial Game Behind Tariff Purchases》
The White House's move may set a policy precedent—planning to allocate part of tariff revenues to Bitcoin assets? If the news is true, the cryptocurrency market may face severe fluctuations.
The Trump administration's policy direction essentially attempts to include Bitcoin in the category of "national strategic reserves," alongside traditional gold reserves. Compared to El Salvador's attempt to classify Bitcoin as legal tender, if the U.S. implements this policy, it could reshape the underlying logic of the global financial system.
**Market Opinions Show Clear Divergence:**
- **Supporters** argue: In the context of challenges to the dollar's credit system, Bitcoin's fixed total supply of 21 million gives it a natural anti-inflation property, potentially becoming a new type of safe-haven asset.
- **Opponents** warn: Using tariff revenues to allocate high-volatility crypto assets carries policy risks, involving taxpayer fund security and potentially triggering regulatory conflicts and international political games.
Regardless of whether the proposal ultimately materializes, Bitcoin's asset positioning has undergone a historic transformation—from an early "gray market medium" to a discussion subject of national fiscal policy. Its implications are profound: if realized, it could force central banks worldwide to reassess their foreign exchange reserve structures; even if stalled, it has already injected expectations of institutional recognition into the cryptocurrency market. This financial experiment led by the U.S. has an impact far exceeding ordinary market trading behaviors.
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