2026-01-17 01:20:39

Recently, the Trump administration has taken new actions on tariffs. According to reports, President Trump continues to pressure over the Greenland issue, claiming that tariffs may be imposed on "countries that do not align with Greenland's stance." The White House also signaled that they are "very confident" in the Supreme Court's support for Trump's tariff authorization powers.

The logic behind this wave of trade policy adjustments is quite clear — the United States is strengthening its geopolitical influence while also enhancing the use of trade tools. Tariffs, as an economic lever, have always triggered chain reactions in global financial markets. As an important part of global asset allocation, the crypto market naturally cannot stay unaffected. The entire market, including currencies like SUI and PEPE, needs to pay attention to the potential impact of these macro policy changes on liquidity and market sentiment.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 5h ago

Greenland tariffs are back again, treating the crypto world like an ATM --- With the tariff stick waved, liquidity first runs away. Let’s see how SUI and PEPE perform today --- This guy really treats geopolitical issues as trading opponents. We’re just waiting to be harvested --- Another policy black swan, should have gotten used to it long ago... --- When US tariffs come, the macro environment gets chaotic. The crypto market might oscillate along with it this time --- The Supreme Court backing tariff authority? Done. Next, it depends on who gets sanctioned first --- SUI and PEPE haven't reacted yet, indicating they haven't fully digested this wave of expectations --- Alright, time to watch Trump’s Twitter again and guard the market --- When will this Greenland drama end? It’s been keeping the market on edge --- Liquidity exhaustion is the real fear; tariffs are just the prelude

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PermabullPete

· 5h ago

Coming back with this set again? The harsher the tariff measures, the more volatile the crypto market becomes. When liquidity tightens, it's a direct harvest of the unwary.

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AirdropCollector

· 5h ago

Still messing around with tariffs, the crypto world has to dance to the US political rhythm again, really dizzying --- As soon as the tariff card is played, liquidity disappears. How will SUI and PEPE withstand this? --- Greenland can even become a bargaining chip, this guy really dares to use anything --- Damn, now worried about geopolitical issues again. I just wanted to hold coins peacefully, and now this happens --- The Supreme Court gave him more power, and he's even more reckless. The market will have to fall --- Basically, it's a economic war. We can only follow the liquidity trend --- This is the real black swan event, more brutal than any technical analysis --- When tariffs come, the crypto market is a rollercoaster; proactive planning is necessary --- If he really targets global tariffs, could the crypto market become a safe haven and rise instead? --- Will SUI be affected? Does anyone know how likely that is? --- Still depends on US policy decisions. When can we finally break free from this fate?

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PumpingCroissant

· 5h ago

With a wave of tariffs, the crypto world has to tremble again—this is the reality. --- Can Greenland even be linked to tariffs? It really seems like anything can be used as a bargaining chip. --- SUI and PEPE look calm, but they are actually waiting for the shoe to drop. Once it does, how liquidity will flow is anyone's guess. --- With the U.S. this combination of punches, global assets will have to be re-priced. The crypto circle can't be immune. --- Once the Supreme Court gives the nod, the power over tariffs will be completely unregulated. Hedging assets should be allocated now, everyone.

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