The global financial markets are currently in a sensitive period, with two major events expected in the coming days that could impact the market. All traders should prepare in advance.

First, the source of pressure: the ongoing escalation of trade conflicts. Last weekend, news broke that the US is imposing an additional 10% tariff on the EU, involving up to $1.5 trillion. This is not a minor move—similar tariff policies of this scale occurred in October last year, resulting in a more than 3% drop in US stocks that day, and the crypto market was not spared, with hundreds of billions of dollars in market value evaporating in a short period. That was a rare crash of this magnitude in five years. Now, the EU is already planning countermeasures, and transatlantic trade may be reshuffled. Such changes in the global trade landscape directly affect US stock valuation logic, shake the credibility of the dollar, and ultimately transmit to various risk assets—regardless of your holdings, be prepared to withstand pressure.

The second variable comes from the US Supreme Court. On Tuesday, the court will make a final ruling on the legality of the tariffs. Once the decision is announced, regardless of the outcome, it will trigger a chain reaction in the market. Uncertainty itself can drive traders to quickly adjust their positions.

In the next 72 hours, keep a close eye on the developments of these two events. The correlation between stocks and cryptocurrencies will significantly strengthen during policy shocks.