2025-12-30 22:21:36

The global trade situation is once again stirring up turbulence. Starting this week, Mexico will impose tariffs of up to 35% on imported goods from China and India, and this wave of protectionist measures is coming on strong.

At first glance, it appears to be a regional trade dispute, but the impact extends far beyond that. Rising supply chain costs, increased manufacturing expenses, and pressure on global commodity prices—these chain reactions will ultimately influence asset allocation and risk pricing. Especially for emerging market assets, exchange rate fluctuations, inflation expectations, and capital flows may be rebalanced.

The crypto market has always been sensitive to macroeconomic changes. Escalating trade tensions often mean a shift in safe-haven capital flows and may also affect the global liquidity environment. How this wave of tariff policies will evolve is something to watch closely.

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CryingOldWallet

· 10h ago

Coming back with this again? The tariff war is starting, supply chains are getting chaotic, feels like a market crash is coming.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 10h ago

35% tariff? Now on-chain stablecoins are going to be hot. Safe-haven funds should have already shifted to the chain.

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SandwichTrader

· 10h ago

Coming back with this again? 35% tariffs? Commodities need to fall, can BTC bottom out?

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GasFeeVictim

· 10h ago

Wow, 35% tariffs? The supply chain is about to blow up. BTC is about to take off, right?

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SolidityStruggler

· 10h ago

Another wave of protectionism, now on-chain funds should start to move.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 10h ago

35% tariffs? The crypto world will have to tremble along with the macroeconomy again --- When supply chains are disrupted, liquidity problems arise. Where will risk-averse funds flow this time? --- Laughing to death, the market is actually more stable when a trade war breaks out. This market really goes against the grain. --- Emerging market assets are about to be crushed, but crypto can still run faster. --- Tariffs, to put it simply, are fueling inflation. In the long run, they are still a positive for on-chain assets. --- Mexico's move immediately causes China and India to be caught in the crossfire. That’s the real black swan. --- Instead of studying tariffs, it’s better to research which coins will profit from them. --- When liquidity tightens, the crypto market has to switch to a "survive to win" mode.

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