Recently, a phenomenon worth noting has emerged—Trump's tariff threats are heating up again, this time involving Greenland. Analysts generally believe that this wave of policy uncertainty is weakening the US dollar. Fannie Mae's analysts straightforwardly stated that Trump's tariff actions have rekindled the market's "sell the dollar" enthusiasm.
Interestingly, the market is still betting on the so-called "TACO trade"—Trump backing down at the last minute. If he truly uses tariffs as bargaining chips, the dollar might actually receive some support. But this is only a short-term factor.
Looking further ahead, the situation in 2026 could be more complex. As geopolitical risks escalate, Europe faces considerable pressure. Tariff policies could further hit the Eurozone economy while also weakening Europe's leverage over Russia regarding Ukraine. From an exchange rate perspective, the euro might become one of the biggest losers by 2026.
For crypto traders, these macro changes directly impact the trends of mainstream currencies. A weakening dollar often pushes up dollar-denominated cryptocurrencies, but pressure on the euro could divert some risk capital.
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MetaMasked
· 1h ago
The US dollar is playing tricks again, this time even bringing up Greenland, hilarious. How to view short-term TACO trading? It looks like gambling haha
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The Euro 2026 is really doomed. With such complex geopolitical issues, the crypto circle should have already planned ahead.
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So, when Trump’s tariffs are announced, the crypto market has to swing accordingly. Weak dollar, strong coins, simple and brutal.
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TACO trading? Basically, betting on him retreating. When has this guy ever played by the rules?
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Euro funds are flowing into the crypto market. Optimistic now, retail investors have long since fled to buy USDT.
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By the way, with this drop, will stablecoins also be affected? Feeling a bit anxious.
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Interesting, the weakening dollar actually benefits crypto. I need to adjust my strategy.
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Is the 2026 situation complicated? It’s already a mess now, who can predict anything?
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Greenland as a bargaining chip? That move is brilliant, but who would really believe him?
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 1h ago
Here we go again? When Trump causes a fuss, the dollar crashes, and the euro fares even worse. In the end, it still depends on how BTC moves.
The weak dollar and crypto rally—this logic is old news, but this time the geopolitical situation really feels a bit different.
Greenland? Bro, what era are we in? Still playing these tricks... Does the market really take him seriously?
Listening to TACO trading is just for fun. It's 2026, and they're still betting on him fleeing at the last minute. Wake up, everyone.
If the euro really crashes, will stablecoins and BTC just take off? That's what I care about.
Short-term tricks are just fleeting; in the long run, it's all about who can survive until the end.
This analysis is sounding more and more like a story; the information gap has long been digested.
Wait, so this logic suggests Europe is chaotic and only then the dollar can be stable? Something's off.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 2h ago
Trump's guy really can't sit still. Now he's even trying to drag Greenland into the tariff game. Ridiculous.
TACO trading haha, the market is betting he'll back down in the end, but honestly, who can see through this guy's mind?
Euro 2026 is doomed? Then I need to start considering repositioning...
Selling dollars is satisfying in the short term, but long-term depends on how geopolitics play out. No one can predict right now.
This wave of dollar weakness has boosted crypto prices, but risk capital is flowing out of the euro... depends on whose story is more attractive.
Using tariffs as chips—I'm just worried he'll overplay his hand, and then everyone loses.
Forget it, I don't want to think about it. Wait until TACO really backs off, then talk. Going all-in now is just asking for death.
Dollar weakness = crypto prices rise? That's too simplistic. There are many variables at play.
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RektCoaster
· 2h ago
Is the US dollar about to be suppressed again? It feels like Trump is playing with fire. This tariff farce will eventually backfire on him.
Greenland is even involved, it's utterly ridiculous... Let's see how long the dollar can hold up.
I don't really trust the TACO trading system; anyway, the euro in 2026 is definitely going to fail.
Looking at crypto, the opportunity seems to be coming, although I don't know which coin will get cut.
The pace of selling the dollar is indeed a bit fierce; the market is serious this time.
Europe is caught in the middle, it's a bit pitiful... Ukraine, tariffs, economy—pressure is mounting.
In the short term, the dollar might rebound, but if the pattern collapses, it's truly over.
Damn, it's another macro black swan. When can we finally trade with peace of mind?
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 2h ago
Here we go again, Trump’s tariffs make the whole world tremble... The USD might really weaken this time, brothers who are optimistic about shorting.
The TACO trading concept cracked me up, just betting that it will chicken out in the end? Anyway, we've seen plenty of reruns of this drama.
The euro is really doomed, it might completely collapse by 2026. This actually works in our favor as those holding coins, capital has to find a place to go.
Weak USD = digital assets rise, I’m confident in this logic. Europeans’ money flowing into crypto is an opportunity.
Basically, it’s chaos and opportunity. Those entering now might be laughing their heads off next year.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 2h ago
The US dollar is about to be harvested again, this time even Greenland is involved? Trump's show is a bit outrageous.
TACO trading is hilarious; the market is just hoping he will bail out at the last minute.
The euro will really have to kneel in 2026; by then, there should be some interesting liquidity rebalancing in crypto.
Recently, a phenomenon worth noting has emerged—Trump's tariff threats are heating up again, this time involving Greenland. Analysts generally believe that this wave of policy uncertainty is weakening the US dollar. Fannie Mae's analysts straightforwardly stated that Trump's tariff actions have rekindled the market's "sell the dollar" enthusiasm.
Interestingly, the market is still betting on the so-called "TACO trade"—Trump backing down at the last minute. If he truly uses tariffs as bargaining chips, the dollar might actually receive some support. But this is only a short-term factor.
Looking further ahead, the situation in 2026 could be more complex. As geopolitical risks escalate, Europe faces considerable pressure. Tariff policies could further hit the Eurozone economy while also weakening Europe's leverage over Russia regarding Ukraine. From an exchange rate perspective, the euro might become one of the biggest losers by 2026.
For crypto traders, these macro changes directly impact the trends of mainstream currencies. A weakening dollar often pushes up dollar-denominated cryptocurrencies, but pressure on the euro could divert some risk capital.