2026-01-20 00:24:50

The Davos Forum has not officially begun yet, but Trump's remarks on Greenland and his tariffs on Europe have already become the focus. Russian media comments say that this American leader has seemingly become the only protagonist of this forum, stepping into the opponent's territory. His policy proposals ignore the existing international order and are solely for American interests. European delegates attending the conference feel like they are facing a formidable enemy but are also caught off guard. The tacit understanding within the Western political alliance has already broken down, and the difficult question before them is—how to get the other side back into the framework of international consensus. This uncertainty is becoming the main concern for market participants.

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ChainPoet

· 50m ago

Greenland? Really, this guy hasn't even entered the market yet and he's already causing a upheaval. I just want to see how Europeans will respond next. Isn't this just a game of power? The Western consensus has shattered into pieces, and the market probably will shake for three days. Trump's move indeed pulled everyone into his rhythm. I have to say, there's some real skill there. Tariffs, tariffs, tariffs—again with this routine? My wallet is already ready to jump down. Europe was really caught off guard this time. Trying to bring him back into international consensus? I think it's a joke. This guy doesn't play by the usual rules. It's really just a one-man show; everyone else has become a backup dancer. Hilarious.

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-20 00:54

Greenland this matter is really outrageous; with a wave of tariffs, Europe was directly stunned. Trump really knows how to manipulate public opinion; before the Davos forum even started, it was already all about him. The Western alliance's sense of unity has broken down so quickly, but then again, everyone is calculating their own interests. This wave of uncertainty is indeed going to explode; the market can't really handle such volatility. The key is how to negotiate with this guy; people just want to maximize American interests. Davos has turned into a show stage, indeed. Europe was truly caught off guard this time; losing influence and getting anxious.

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MetamaskMechanic

· 01-20 00:50

It's already so chaotic before it even starts, Trump is really something. Talking about Greenland, are you not afraid of laughing to death? Do you really think you're a negotiation expert? European guys are truly confused this time; the alliance just disbands when it says so. Once the tariff policy is announced, the market immediately becomes restless. That's the real point, everyone. Everyone is just pretending to discuss consensus. Who believes it? Anyway, I don't. Trump soloing the global order alone—what a bold move. Western countries are now a bunch of loose sands. Who will save them?

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-20 00:38

Greenland situation is getting a bit out of control, Europe is really panicking The Western alliance's tacit understanding is too fragile, one person can throw everything into chaos With a heavy hand of tariffs, how can the market stay stable Trump really came to stir things up this time, Davos turned into his personal show Uncertainty is the most deadly thing, everyone’s holdings are trembling America's "priority of interests" is playing out in full force, others can only passively take the hits International consensus framework? Probably needs to be rewritten This situation looks like someone suddenly changing the rules of a card game, making everyone uncomfortable

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