#以太坊大户持仓变化 🚨 Big event this Friday — the U.S. Supreme Court will make a final ruling on Trump's tariff policy. On the surface, it's a trade dispute, but in reality, it directly impacts the sentiment of global capital markets.



What will the ruling be? Two scenarios:

One is the court rejecting the tariff plan. Optimistic sentiment may rebound in the short term, but this doesn't mean the trade war is over. Goldman Sachs analysts believe the government may turn to other legal tools to continue applying pressure, so this brief respite for the market might soon be interrupted.

The second is the court supporting the president's authority. If tariffs are implemented directly, inflation expectations will rise, and policies of "beggar-thy-neighbor" will become more explicit. Risk assets will come under collective pressure, which is not friendly to stocks and commodities.

🔍 Why is this particularly important for the crypto market?

Fundamentally, it reinforces two core themes the market is experiencing: the extreme uncertainty in the global policy environment and doubts about the dollar's dominant position. Research from U.S. banks shows that cryptocurrencies are highly sensitive to liquidity changes and often lead policy signals in their price movements. In an era of escalating geopolitical risks and repeated central bank policies, Bitcoin's narrative as a "non-sovereign digital asset" will only grow stronger.

💡 How to respond?

Short-term: Market volatility around the ruling is high; high leverage trading can easily lead to pitfalls, so exercise caution.

Essentially: What truly drives the crypto market are Federal Reserve policies and institutional capital flows. These liquidity factors are the long-term determinants.

Strategy: Macro turbulence presents an opportunity for deployment. Don't expect to make quick money from a single court ruling; a smarter approach is to use emotional swings to find better long-term entry points.

$BTC $ETH $DOGE All worth paying attention to.
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EntryPositionAnalystvip
· 01-07 05:28
There is indeed a tendency for retracements before and after court rulings, but rather than betting on the outcome, it's better to accumulate in stages during dips. Liquidity is the key.
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BearMarketBuildervip
· 01-07 05:28
Can this court ruling really affect the coin price? I think, rather than waiting for the judge's statement, it's better to keep an eye on the Federal Reserve—that's the real remote control.
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SeeYouInFourYearsvip
· 01-07 05:26
Another show about tariffs. To be honest, I'm a bit tired; the market movement still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance. I don't understand the court's side; anyway, it's just anxious. BTC should rise, and it still will. Friday's ruling? Better to watch what institutions are stockpiling—that's the real signal. Seller research is everywhere, waiting to be proven wrong. I'm still keeping a low profile and continuing DCA. What if tariffs fluctuate wildly? In the long run, this is just the reason why Bitcoin becomes a safe-haven asset. It doesn't matter what the court rules; what's important is who is increasing their holdings—that's what counts. High leverage pitfalls are normal; the question is whether you can survive to the next bull market. Here we go again with the story of non-sovereign assets. There are some clichés, but the logic is indeed there.
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ZkProofPuddingvip
· 01-07 05:25
The court's ruling on this wave, to put it simply, depends on what the Federal Reserve thinks. These political dramas are always the same套路 Another opportunity to cut leeks is here. Buying at low levels is much more comfortable than chasing the rally. When tariffs are implemented and inflation rises, that will be the real moment for BTC. Don't be fooled by short-term fluctuations. Witness history on Friday? Better to see your account wiped out on Friday, haha.
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PaperHandsCriminalvip
· 01-07 05:20
What court ruling is this again, and what final decision? Bro, I always believe the results and end up getting slapped in the face. This time, I'm directly going all-in on a short position, waiting to get caught.
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LayerZeroJunkievip
· 01-07 05:17
It's another Black Swan Friday. Every time, I say this time will be different, but it still ends up being a back-and-forth struggle. No institutional funds are entering the market, and court rulings are useless. --- That old story of high leverage is outdated. Is anyone really leveraging at this point? Just send money directly to the exchanges. --- If the dollar credit collapses, so be it. Bitcoin still has to follow macro sentiment. Don't overhype the concept of "non-sovereign" assets. --- Basically, it's all about waiting for the Federal Reserve's move; everything else is noise. Tariff rulings? That's just a show for stock investors. --- I agree that liquidity is sensitive, but I've heard this narrative too many times. In the end, it still depends on how institutions position themselves. --- It's rare to have a chance to buy the dip. It all depends on who dares to jump in during the panic. Armchair strategies are useless. --- $BTC needs to see if 28k can hold. $ETH and $DOGE currently don't look promising; everyone is just holding coins and waiting for signals.
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