#SquareBinance - China responds to the US: "There will be dialogue, but these are our conditions." The Asian country is negotiating with the US over tariffs, demanding respect. Meanwhile, global liquidity and tensions could boost the price of Bitcoin.

China injects 1 trillion yuan, which is seen as a boost to global M2, good for BTC.

$BTC - Bitcoin is considered "cheap" in the face of a global "liquidity supercycle" that would boost its price.

Accusing Washington of imposing a series of "unilateral, illegal, and unreasonable tariff measures" that have "severely impacted" bilateral relations and the global economic recovery, China confirmed today that it will sit at the negotiating table. Vice Premier He Lifeng will meet with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Switzerland from May 9 to 12. While responding to US signals about a possible tariff adjustment, Beijing warns that the meeting must be based on "mutual respect, equal consultation, and mutual benefit" to have any chance of success.

In a question-and-answer session today, a MOFCOM spokesperson detailed that senior US officials have "repeatedly hinted at the possibility of adjusting tariff measures" and have conveyed messages through various channels expressing their desire for dialogue.