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#Trump to Unveil Reciprocal Tariff Policy
The mutual tariff policy that Trump seems to be preparing could be a real test for crypto assets — and at the same time an opportunity window. I am closely monitoring this because the consequences could be significant. On one hand, the strengthening of trade barriers and pressure on traditional currencies could push capital towards decentralized assets. Bitcoin, ETH, and perhaps stablecoins like USDT or USDC — all of them could become a safe haven for investors if fiat starts to storm. Personally, I see this as a chance for the growth of the crypto market, especially for projects with real utility that have already proven their resilience.
But there's a downside, and I prefer to be careful. If governments perceive capital flight to crypto as a threat, we could face a wave of tightening. Regulators have not stood on ceremony before, and in conditions of economic turbulence, their reaction can be even harsher - from restrictions on exchanges to outright bans on transactions. This is not panic, but a sober look. Therefore, my approach is not to throw myself headlong into the whirlpool, but to act in a balanced manner. Diversifying the portfolio, betting on proven assets and no FOMO is my strategy for the near future.
What do I expect? I think in the next six months the market will show who is right: those who see crypto as salvation from trade wars, or those who are waiting for a new wave of control. Personally, I lean towards the first scenario, but with a caveat — without fanaticism. The whales are already stirring, volatility is increasing, which means it's time to keep a finger on the pulse. I'm curious how you assess the situation? Are you preparing for a leap or riding out the storm?