#美国加征关税

The US announcement of new tariffs on China has triggered market turbulence. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies once fell by 3%, reflecting investors' increased sensitivity to macroeconomic policies. This tariff policy may exacerbate inflation expectations and indirectly drive some funds to crypto assets to hedge against risks, but it is still suppressed by expectations of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in the short term.

It is worth noting that the correlation between the cryptocurrency market and traditional assets has increased. Under the Sino-US policy game, regulatory uncertainty remains the biggest variable. In the medium and long term, if the escalation of the tariff war leads to the weakening of the US dollar's credit, Bitcoin's "digital gold" attribute may attract attention again. Investors need to be wary of increased volatility and pay attention to the trend of the Fed's interest rate meeting in June.