#TrumpTariffs

The tariffs proposed by Donald Trump, should he regain the presidency of the United States, could have significant impacts on the global market — including the cryptocurrency sector. The promise to impose broad tariffs on imported products may generate trade tensions with major economies such as China and the European Union, which is likely to increase volatility in traditional markets. In the face of this scenario of economic uncertainty and instability in fiat currencies, investors may seek refuge in alternative assets such as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, driving their prices up as a hedge against protectionist policies and inflation.

Furthermore, Trump's rhetoric often aligns with a critical stance towards central banks and conventional monetary policy, which may further strengthen the narrative of decentralization and autonomy promoted by the crypto market. If aggressive tariffs are implemented, the side effect may be an indirect stimulus to the adoption of digital assets, both by institutional investors and individuals seeking alternative stores of value. However, the increase in protectionism may also tighten international regulation, requiring the crypto market to constantly adapt to global political and economic changes.