1. Started the Tariff Game, Then Blamed the Player
The U.S. kicked off the trade war with tariffs. China responded by sourcing smarter.$TRUMP
Trump calls it “economic hostility” — but it’s not hate, it’s business. No country sticks around for overpriced deals.
2. High Price, Low Demand – Basic Economics
Why is no one buying U.S. soybeans? Because Brazil and Argentina are offering the same at $90 less per ton. Even cooking oil is cheaper from Asia. The global market isn’t emotional — it’s economical.
3. You Can’t Bully Trade
Saying “we’ll produce it ourselves” sounds strong, but that’s not how trade works. While Trump $TRUMP talks tough, other nations like Brazil quietly steal the market. The world doesn’t pause for politics.
4. Farmers Are Paying the Price
China once bought 60% of U.S. soybeans. Now? Stocks pile up. Income drops. Taxpayer money goes into farm bailouts. That's not economic victory — that's patchwork losses.
5. While Tradewars Burn, Crypto Stays CoolEvery trade shock — from soybeans to cooking oil — quietly nudges investors toward crypto. Borderless, neutral, and resilient. Bitcoin, ETH, stablecoins — no tariffs, no tantrums.
6. Trade = Numbers, Not Nationalism
Trade isn’t about loyalty. It’s about price and stability. When your product costs more and your politics create drama, don’t expect buyers to wait. They’ll move on. The market always does.
