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The National Retail Federation of America expects import volumes to decrease by 20% in the second half of the year, and the country will face empty shelves if tariff policies continue at current levels.
U.S. retailers are warning that American consumers may once again face empty shelves and chaotic supply chains like during the COVID-19 period if President Donald Trump's tariffs on China remain at current levels.

According to an on-chain analyst, the movement of Bitcoin

Inactive BTCUSD has increased by 121% in Q1 2025 compared to Q1 2024. This change may indicate that long-term investors are reacting to broader economic trends or anticipating market changes. Inactive Bitcoin is moving: What is driving this trend? In a recent post on CryptoQuant, the analyst revealed that investors moved approximately 28,000 inactive Bitcoins in Q1 2024. March is particularly notable, with around 19,296 BTC being moved. This contrasts with the lower numbers in January (around 3,034 BTC) and February (around 5,678 BTC). In the first three months of 2025, the amount of long-term inactive Bitcoin moved was more than double compared to the same period in 2024,” the post stated. Compared to the first quarter of 2025, the total amount of Bitcoin moved is significantly higher. Over 62,000 BTC, inactive for more than seven years, has been transferred. Specifically, investors moved 24,595 BTC in January, 21,820 BTC in February, and 16,456 BTC in March. The analyst believes that this increase in activity reflects a change in the mindset of long-term Bitcoin holders. This shift may be driven by macroeconomic factors, changing price expectations, or liquidity demands from institutions. Notably, 2025 has proven to be a turbulent year for Bitcoin. Geopolitical changes, increasing trade tensions, and rising economic concerns have significantly impacted the market.

#DinnerWithTrump Recently, the Financial Times (FT) reported that the Trump administration is considering reducing taxes on auto parts imported from China. According to sources close to this plan, auto parts will be exempt from the tariffs that President Donald Trump imposed on imports from China to prevent the flow of fentanyl into the U.S. Notably, this plan is also expected to allow manufacturers to avoid steel and aluminum tariffs through a mechanism called "destacking". According to FT, the 25% tariff on all imported cars manufactured abroad will remain in place, and the 25% tariff on auto parts is still expected to take effect on May 3.

President Trump surprised this week by declaring that he never planned to fire Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, while accusing the media of creating a misleading story about his intentions to remove the head of the U.S. central bank. However, behind the scenes at the White House, the story is much more complicated and reveals the simmering tensions between the administration and the Fed.
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#SaylorBTCPurchase Strategy founder Michael Saylor shared why newly appointed SEC Chairman Paul Atkins could be good for business in a post published to X on Tuesday.
Atkins promises cryptocurrency regulation by principles
"SEC Chairman Paul Atkins will be good for Bitcoin," Saylor said in an April 22 post with a video of the SEC head affirming his commitment to digital asset regulation. "My top priority in my chairmanship will be to provide an official regulatory framework for digital assets," Atkins said during his swearing-in ceremony on Tuesday.