#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Is making new moves again. Trump announced that starting February 1st, a 10% tariff will be imposed on multiple European countries—including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Finland. By June 1st, the rate will directly double to 25%. According to him, "Now is the time for these countries to contribute."
This wave of tariff policies is significant. Escalating trade friction usually leads to currency fluctuations, which in turn affect global capital flows. If the European economy comes under pressure, large funds may reallocate assets, and such macroeconomic expectations often transmit to the crypto market. In the short term, market sentiment will be quite sensitive, and ongoing developments need to be closely monitored.
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HodlAndChill
· 01-20 01:15
Trump's tactics are getting more and more ruthless. Europe is going to be unlucky?
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Raising from 10% to 25%, this pace is a bit aggressive, funds will definitely need to be reallocated.
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Watching both exchange rates and cryptocurrencies, it's mentally exhausting but even more tiring for the wallet.
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When Europe tightens up, where will global funds flow? That's the key, the crypto circle has already sensed the wind.
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Basically, it's still about forcing Europe to pay up. In the short term, we must closely monitor market reactions.
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Every time there's big news, cryptocurrencies start to dance. I'll just watch.
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Escalation of the tariff war = reshuffling liquidity, very sensitive in the short term.
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A crown and a crown, "when to exert effort"? Just want to harvest the leeks.
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Large fund reallocation adjustments will impact the crypto market, be prepared.
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Why does it feel like every time this operation happens, we retail investors always lose out?
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GasFeeGazer
· 01-19 20:42
Here we go again, Trump's tactics are really one after another.
Europe is going to suffer this time, with exchange rates fluctuating wildly and funds moving chaotically. Our crypto circle will have to follow suit and fall behind again.
Let's watch for now. Anyway, this is the easiest time to cause a market crash.
I think we should wait a bit longer, don't rush to buy the dip, everyone.
This rhythm feels like June will be even more explosive.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-18 14:42
It has proven that trade wars are the best cross-chain liquidity tests... Europe is under immense pressure, and funds are immediately starting to migrate assets. I need to keep monitoring this wave of exchange rate volatility attack vectors.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-18 14:39
Here we go again, Trump is really serious about these tariffs...
But honestly, with Europe being suppressed, where are retail investors' money going? That's the real issue, the crypto world should be getting restless.
Let's wait and see how June unfolds; it feels like it will be very exciting.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-18 14:36
Are tariffs directly doubled to 25%? Is this guy trying to collapse Europe or what? The crypto circle can't sit still anymore.
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Another reason to cut the leeks; with the trade war intensifying, crypto funds have to run.
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Now European big funds really need to reallocate. Whether the coin price of bet goes up or down depends on who can run faster.
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Trump's move is a bit ruthless; suppressing the European economy is an opportunity for us.
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Will exchange rate fluctuations transmit to the crypto circle? I'm just waiting to see who breaks first.
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From February 1 to June 1, quadrupling tariffs in four months—can Europe not collapse?
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That's why you need to hold steady. When macro variables are highly volatile, it's actually a good time to build positions.
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Reallocation of funds ≈ flowing into crypto. Isn't that what everyone thinks?
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MEVHunter_9000
· 01-18 14:28
Here we go again, Trump is playing his cards quite aggressively. Europe is going to suffer.
As capital flows change, we need to keep a close eye on this wave of market movements...
A 25% tariff is coming, European coins are looking shaky.
Honestly, this kind of macro approach is the easiest way to trigger market sentiment collapse.
Europe is heading for a hard landing, should our crypto circle start running?
Doubling tariffs—big players have probably already adjusted their positions.
In the short term, it's definitely bad news, but what about the opportunities...
It's another test of human nature. We really need to stay calm during this wave.
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LightningLady
· 01-18 14:27
Wow, here we go again? Trump's tactics are really clever, jumping from 10% directly to 25%, he's trying to crush Europe.
Massive fund shifts, but ultimately they will flow into crypto. This wave of market movement is quite exciting.
If the European economy collapses, big players will definitely look for a safe haven. Let's wait and see what happens next.
In this sensitive short-term period, hold your coins and stay alert. Don't get caught off guard.
With this rhythm, it feels like there will be some movement next month.
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Is making new moves again. Trump announced that starting February 1st, a 10% tariff will be imposed on multiple European countries—including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Finland. By June 1st, the rate will directly double to 25%. According to him, "Now is the time for these countries to contribute."
This wave of tariff policies is significant. Escalating trade friction usually leads to currency fluctuations, which in turn affect global capital flows. If the European economy comes under pressure, large funds may reallocate assets, and such macroeconomic expectations often transmit to the crypto market. In the short term, market sentiment will be quite sensitive, and ongoing developments need to be closely monitored.