Transatlantic trade deal faces major headwinds—EU lawmakers signal approval is off the table as US tariff escalation over Greenland tensions heats up. American tariffs now targeting European nations directly, and Brussels leadership made clear: political friction at this level kills trade progress. This kind of policy uncertainty typically rattles both traditional markets and crypto positions. Traders watching geopolitical risk are already pricing in volatility. When major economies clash over trade, capital flows shift fast.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 7h ago
Greenland tariffs are heating up, the EU directly turned away, cooperation is gone
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Here we go again, every time politics heat up, the crypto circle has to shake, capital flows really can change on a dime
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Laughing to death, the talks between the US and Europe collapsed, my holdings might be whipped out
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Once the trade war started, these institutions began repositioning, traditional markets and crypto markets are both going down together
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The Greenland storm has escalated, Brussels has said no, now just waiting to see who admits defeat first
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This round of geopolitical risk pricing is off the charts, volatility is through the roof, everyone
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The US and Europe are fighting endlessly, we small retail investors are just passively suffering unrealized losses, truly hopeless
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MerkleMaid
· 7h ago
The Greenland mess really blew up transatlantic trade? If tariffs keep escalating like this, the crypto world will also tremble.
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Brussels directly says "no more talks"? With this pace, big funds are definitely fleeing.
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Every time geopolitical tensions tighten, capital flows start to scramble. How can we keep our positions stable?
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US and Europe are fighting each other, but retail investors are the ones who end up losing. I'm tired of this script.
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Basically, it's political gambling. Crypto prices fluctuate with these waves; don't expect stability in the short term.
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I really don't understand why it has to be this way, directly affecting trading depth.
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Policy uncertainty? That's the norm these days, just get used to it.
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Tariff war escalation, volatility soaring, and shorts are going wild.
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DeFiDoctor
· 7h ago
The trade war is intensifying, and liquidity indicators are starting to diverge. The consultation records show funds fleeing.
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BearWhisperGod
· 7h ago
Bro, this time it's really over. The US-Europe feud has caused trade collapse, and my holdings are bleeding directly.
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Greenland Fortress, tariffs are like a time bomb, ready to explode the market at any moment.
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Where is capital flowing to? Under this geopolitical game, no one dares to take the plunge.
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Laughing to death, here we go again. Every trade war says this time is different, but what’s the result?
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The EU already said no, and the US is still adding more. That logic is just incredible.
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In the crypto world right now, it all depends on the traditional market’s mood. So annoying.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 7h ago
The Greenland tariff war has broken out, and Europe has directly turned hostile. This deal is probably doomed. I’ve always said that when geopolitical tensions spiral out of control, the crypto world will tremble, and capital flows will change.
Transatlantic trade deal faces major headwinds—EU lawmakers signal approval is off the table as US tariff escalation over Greenland tensions heats up. American tariffs now targeting European nations directly, and Brussels leadership made clear: political friction at this level kills trade progress. This kind of policy uncertainty typically rattles both traditional markets and crypto positions. Traders watching geopolitical risk are already pricing in volatility. When major economies clash over trade, capital flows shift fast.