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O presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump, anuncia planos para atingir o Reino Unido, Dinamarca e outros países europeus com uma tarifa de 10% sobre todos ou quaisquer produtos exportados para os EUA em 1º de fevereiro.
Esta é uma fase para priorizar a gestão de riscos, a conscientização sobre liquidez e a confirmação macro em relação às narrativas.
#tariffsbytrump #RiskAlert
Esta é uma fase para priorizar a gestão de riscos, a conscientização sobre liquidez e a confirmação macro em relação às narrativas.
#tariffsbytrump #RiskAlert
Tariff Shocks & Risk Assets: How Trump’s Trade Moves Are Shaking Crypto 🌍💥
Global markets are rattled once again — and this time, crypto’s feeling the tremors.
After President Trump’s new tariffs on Chinese imports, investor sentiment has shifted sharply, sparking volatility across risk assets — including Bitcoin and altcoins.
🧾 Why Tariffs Matter
Tariffs = taxes on imports.
Higher tariffs → expensive goods → slower global trade → market uncertainty.
When fear rises, investors flee from risk assets like stocks & crypto to “safe havens” — USD, gold, or bonds.
💣 Why Crypto Reacted
1. Risk-off Mode: Traders moved out of speculative assets.
2. Stronger USD: Pressure on Bitcoin’s price.
3. Liquidity Crunch: Less global capital = lower trading volume.
4. Overreaction: Panic selling before the dust settles.
⚖️ The Double Edge for Bitcoin
💡 Short-term pain, long-term gain?
Global Tensions → Alternative Assets: Trade wars highlight why trustless money like BTC matters.
Inflation Risk: Tariffs = higher prices → inflation fears → stronger “digital gold” narrative.
💎 Altcoins in the Crossfire
Small caps may bleed harder during fear cycles.
AI & tech tokens might struggle (tariffs hit tech supply chains).
DeFi, infra, & stablecoin projects could show resilience as capital seeks safety within crypto.
🔍 What to Watch
🇺🇸 U.S.–China talks: Any thaw could lift risk sentiment.
💵 DXY Index: Stronger dollar = weaker crypto.
₿ Bitcoin Dominance: Rising = traders hiding in BTC.
🧠 Bottom Line
Crypto doesn’t move in isolation — it moves with the world.
Trump’s tariff wave may bring short-term volatility, but it also reinforces Bitcoin’s purpose:
a hedge against politics, fiat, and centralized control. 🧭
#Bitcoin #CryptoMarket #TRUMP #tariffsbytrump #Macro $BTC
Global markets are rattled once again — and this time, crypto’s feeling the tremors.
After President Trump’s new tariffs on Chinese imports, investor sentiment has shifted sharply, sparking volatility across risk assets — including Bitcoin and altcoins.
🧾 Why Tariffs Matter
Tariffs = taxes on imports.
Higher tariffs → expensive goods → slower global trade → market uncertainty.
When fear rises, investors flee from risk assets like stocks & crypto to “safe havens” — USD, gold, or bonds.
💣 Why Crypto Reacted
1. Risk-off Mode: Traders moved out of speculative assets.
2. Stronger USD: Pressure on Bitcoin’s price.
3. Liquidity Crunch: Less global capital = lower trading volume.
4. Overreaction: Panic selling before the dust settles.
⚖️ The Double Edge for Bitcoin
💡 Short-term pain, long-term gain?
Global Tensions → Alternative Assets: Trade wars highlight why trustless money like BTC matters.
Inflation Risk: Tariffs = higher prices → inflation fears → stronger “digital gold” narrative.
💎 Altcoins in the Crossfire
Small caps may bleed harder during fear cycles.
AI & tech tokens might struggle (tariffs hit tech supply chains).
DeFi, infra, & stablecoin projects could show resilience as capital seeks safety within crypto.
🔍 What to Watch
🇺🇸 U.S.–China talks: Any thaw could lift risk sentiment.
💵 DXY Index: Stronger dollar = weaker crypto.
₿ Bitcoin Dominance: Rising = traders hiding in BTC.
🧠 Bottom Line
Crypto doesn’t move in isolation — it moves with the world.
Trump’s tariff wave may bring short-term volatility, but it also reinforces Bitcoin’s purpose:
a hedge against politics, fiat, and centralized control. 🧭
#Bitcoin #CryptoMarket #TRUMP #tariffsbytrump #Macro $BTC
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Tailândia 36%
Camboja 36%
Sérvia 35%
Bangladesh 35%
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Bósnia 30%
África do Sul 30%
Tunísia 25%
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Data efetiva: 1 de agosto de 2025
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