2026-01-18 22:36:11

The EU is mobilizing a €93 billion tariff response amid escalating trade tensions. As geopolitical friction intensifies, macro headwinds continue reshaping market dynamics. These protectionist moves ripple across asset classes—inflation pressures mount, central bank policies face scrutiny, and capital flows shift seeking safer alternatives. For crypto investors, such policy shifts matter: traditional markets turbulence often correlates with alternative asset reallocation. Worth monitoring how this trade conflict unfolds and impacts global liquidity conditions.

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hodl_therapist

· 5h ago

9.3 billion euros? Traditional finance should be worried now. Our crypto circle is about to take off again.

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Deconstructionist

· 5h ago

€9.3 billion in tariffs? Think that can stop the wave of globalization? Haha

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 5h ago

EU's 9.3 billion tariffs, traditional markets are about to shake a bit now

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LoneValidator

· 5h ago

€9.3 billion poured in, can the crypto circle really benefit from this wave of liquidity transfer?

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 5h ago

9.3 billion spent, but the withdrawal cards of the retail investors are still in the freezer --- Here we go again. Every time a macro storm hits, the crypto circle says it's a buying opportunity. And what happens? The opposite indicator appears at the right time. --- EU starts a trade war, I take a hit of half. Who taught this logic? --- Wait, funds are seeking safe assets, why aren’t they flowing into the crypto space... I thought the same last time. --- The biggest joke in history: every political crisis is my reason to buy the dip, and every dip I buy marks the beginning of my demise.

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BridgeJumper

· 5h ago

€9.3 billion? Damn, they're starting to play the protectionism game again.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 5h ago

9.3 billion euros, huh? Once again resorting to protectionism. Traditional finance starts panicking, and the crypto circle begins to buy the dip—so tired of this routine.

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