The EU is preparing a significant counteroffensive—€93 billion in potential retaliatory measures against the US. The arsenal? Tariffs or restricting market access for American companies operating in European territory.
This escalation stems from escalating trade threats from Washington. While mainstream markets will digest this through traditional channels, crypto traders should pay attention. Trade wars historically spike volatility across all asset classes. Capital flows shift. Risk-on sentiment flips. When geopolitical friction rises, digital assets often see unusual patterns—some seek haven flows, others experience forced liquidations tied to correlated macro bets.
The specifics remain fluid, but the message is clear: 2025's trade landscape is getting spicier. Keep your radar on EU policy developments and their ripple effects across global markets.
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DegenWhisperer
· 5h ago
9.3 billion euros? Now the US stock market has to tremble a bit
Here we go again, since the trade war started, the crypto market has been acting up. I need to quickly adjust my positions
Europe and the US are clashing, and in the end, retail investors' wallets are the ones getting hurt...
This script for 2025 is becoming more and more exciting, haha
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 5h ago
€9.3 billion? Damn, the EU is serious this time, the crypto world is going to explode.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 5h ago
€9.3 billion? Oh no, this is serious now. The crypto world is about to go on another roller coaster.
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POAPlectionist
· 6h ago
€9.3 billion? Volatility is about to take off, and the crypto world is in for some excitement again.
The EU is preparing a significant counteroffensive—€93 billion in potential retaliatory measures against the US. The arsenal? Tariffs or restricting market access for American companies operating in European territory.
This escalation stems from escalating trade threats from Washington. While mainstream markets will digest this through traditional channels, crypto traders should pay attention. Trade wars historically spike volatility across all asset classes. Capital flows shift. Risk-on sentiment flips. When geopolitical friction rises, digital assets often see unusual patterns—some seek haven flows, others experience forced liquidations tied to correlated macro bets.
The specifics remain fluid, but the message is clear: 2025's trade landscape is getting spicier. Keep your radar on EU policy developments and their ripple effects across global markets.