Brother.. Whether it's Spot Trading or Future Trading.. A trader always remains in loss....š„ŗ
Mr Wait
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Bearish
I do spot trading on these coins and I got huge loss in these coins then start Future trading and my all investment gone in loss. Now I have only $322 in spot wallet but could not understand what to do to recover my loss. Anyone suggest me what to do?
China.. plz Hike Tarrif on US 300%.... Slap on TRUMP's face....
Kriptoloji
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Global trade tension is heating up and tonight everyoneās watching Powell
The US just raised tariffs on Chinese imports to an unbelievable 245 percent. This goes beyond trade now and looks more like a power play. China hit back by suspending cargo services to the US. That means many companies will no longer ship anything to or from the US.
This could seriously disrupt global supply chains.
At the same time, all eyes are on Jerome Powell. Heās speaking tonight at 8:15 PM Turkish time at the Economic Club of Chicago. Markets are hoping for some clues on whether rate cuts are still on the table or if inflation concerns will keep the #Fed cautious.
With both geopolitical and financial pressure building, Powellās words might shape the next market moves.
Do you think his speech will calm things down or shake things up even more?
Whatever Trump Says it is not important. Rate Cut is in Hand of Wise Man Powell.. Powell Never Do Anything that can Damage US. Trump is doing everything to destroy US...
Ali Ahmim
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TRUMP JUST POSTED THIS.
MEANS, RATE CUTS ARE COMING #DonaldTrump #CryptoTariffDrop
China don't afraid of this kind of talks. just stand hard and fight Fully
IRFAN ABID BUKHARI
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#šŗšø NEW YORK: President Trump posts on Truth Social media that he is raising Tariffs on China to 125%.
šŗšø NEW YORK: President Trump posts on Truth Social media that he is raising Tariffs on China to 125%.
Yes, President Trump has increased tariffs on Chinese imports, but the rate is now 145 percent rather than 125 percent. The US trade deficit and China's retaliatory tariffs are the goals of this move. Here's a breakdown 1:2
Ā - *Tariff Increase*:
The effective US tariff rate on Chinese imports has risen from 84% to 125%, with an additional 20% tariff for fentanyl-related imports, totaling 145%.
Ā - *Reasoning*:
The escalation is attributed by the administration to China's "systemic excess manufacturing capacity" and "suppression of US domestic manufacturing."
- *Impact*:
This move may affect US-China trade relations and potentially influence the global economy.
 In a related development, President Trump has also eased tariffs for allied trade partners, applying a flat 10% duty for 90 days to foster cooperation on economic and national security fronts. This adjustment applies to over 75 countries willing to work with the US on improving trade reciprocity ¹.
Ā Other important changes include: -
"Increased Duties":
The tariffs on low-value imports connected to the supply chain for synthetic opioids have gone up from 90% to 120%.
- *Postal Shipment Tariffs*:
Duties on postal shipments are increasing from $75 to $100 starting May 2, and then to $200 beginning June 1.
Well Done China..Break The Trump's EGO.... Slap On His Face with Hard Action...š
NexaCrypto
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Chinaās Strategic Shift: Is It Selling U.S. Bonds? Crypto Markets on Watch
The crypto market is closely monitoring reports suggesting that China may be offloading a significant portion of its U.S. Treasury holdingsāa move that could send ripples through the global financial landscape.
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Whatās the Latest?
Speculation is mounting that China is quietly reducing its exposure to U.S. Treasury bonds. This week, a sharp rise in yields has caught attention: ⢠10-Year Yield: 4.29% ⢠30-Year Yield: 4.76%
Such spikes often indicate that a major entityāpotentially Chinaāis actively selling U.S. debt.
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Why Would China Sell U.S. Bonds? ⢠China holds over $760 billion in U.S. Treasuries ⢠Offloading these assets increases yields, placing economic pressure on the U.S. ⢠This may be a strategic response to rising tariffs, trade disputes, or geopolitical tensions
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What It Means for Crypto:
Historically, when traditional markets face turbulence, investors often turn to crypto as a hedge: ⢠Rising yields and tightening credit conditions can hurt equities ⢠Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and other digital assets are seen as alternative stores of value ⢠Notable figures like Chamath Palihapitiya have hinted at potential strategic rate shifts in recent tweets: āChina dumping USTs to shift rates? Treasury auctions getting expensive?ā
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Market Outlook: ⢠Bitcoin is showing signs of gradual upward momentum ⢠Altcoins may experience steady inflows if macroeconomic uncertainty persists ⢠Investors are watching for confirmation of Chinaās bond activity as a potential catalyst for the next crypto rally
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Final Takeaway:
If Chinaās bond sell-off is verified, it could become a major macroeconomic driverāpotentially fueling a strong move in the crypto markets. Stay informed, and be ready for volatility. #china
You Have A Courage that to control not to trade again. Now You will find Peace and Happiness in Your Life, Coz Trading in Crypto for A Normal traders are Just A Gamble No Win...
gamer9617
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i am quitting binance today . i m just tired of this it will never end until i becom a beggar i lost almost a lack rupees it is not easy to earn but my greedyness take me here this is going to be my last post on binance be carefull and dont west your precious money good day and bye
China šØš³ Responds to 104% U.S. Tariffs: Firm Words from Beijing
A Chinese spokesperson has responded to the U.S. tariff move with a strong message: āWe Chinese are not looking for trouble, but we wonāt back down if trouble comes our way. Threats, coercion, and intimidation are not the right way to deal with China. Our peopleās rightful path to development wonāt be taken from us. We wonāt stand by while anyone tries to undermine our sovereignty, security, or national interests. Looking at the U.S.'s recent actions, itās clear they arenāt serious about dialogue right now. If America genuinely wants to talk, it must approach with equality, mutual respect, and a focus on shared benefits. But if the U.S. is set on ignoring its own interests, those of China, and the global economy ā and insists on pushing a tariff or trade war ā then China will respond firmly, all the way to the end.ā
Meanwhile, U.S. tariffs officially take effect, hitting various countries with steep rates: