Breaking! Trump has a new move again. The policy meeting tonight will be closed-door, and the market is about to "open."

Just yesterday, he signed an order to withdraw from 66 international organizations, citing "not in America's interest." This move just shocked the global markets, and now he has announced: there will be a major policy meeting at 5:30 PM Eastern Time on Thursday.

The market's nerves are tense. This closed-door meeting is likely to set the tone for those aggressive diplomatic and economic policies. Based on his recent tactics, the meeting may involve:

1. Escalation of policy intensity: From withdrawing from international organizations, it’s clear that the "America First" card has just been played, and there’s more to come.
2. Increased global cooperation uncertainties: Lack of certainty, with significant volatility risks in traditional financial markets.
3. Major moves in defense and security: Legislation has been signed to push military spending to $901 billion, with a substantial increase in defense and homeland security expenditures on the way.

What does this mean for the crypto market?

Historical patterns tell us: whenever global policies undergo drastic changes, capital starts seeking safe havens. Once the traditional system wobbles, the appeal of decentralized assets becomes more evident—many investors will reassess the value of cryptocurrencies as a hedge. If tonight’s meeting signals tough measures on fiscal policy or tariffs, market sentiment could be triggered.

Tonight may not be peaceful. Buckle up, volatility might already be on its way.