【Crypto World】According to research data, 96% of the tariffs imposed by the United States from January 2024 to November 2025 ultimately passed on costs to consumers and importers. This is no small matter—it directly suppresses the overall social disposable liquidity. You will find that since the large-scale sell-off wave in October last year, the cryptocurrency market has not been able to regain its growth momentum. It’s not a weak rebound, but a true stagnation. Tightening of economic policies has directly impacted market vitality. This macro-level liquidity pressure may be the key reason why this wave of market lacks sustained upward momentum.
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LuckyHashValue
· 5h ago
96% of the costs are passed on, and the wallets of ordinary people are directly emptied. How can the crypto market rise?
Tariffs, to put it simply, are direct cuts to liquidity. No wonder there has been no response since October.
Really, when macro tightens, cryptocurrencies die. This time, it's truly stuck on liquidity.
The consumer side is being squeezed to death, and market vitality is gone. No wonder it keeps failing to rise.
So the problem is not in the crypto circle at all, but that the entire society has no money? Thinking about it this way, it really hits hard.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 6h ago
96% passed on to consumers? Isn't that just disguised profiteering? No wonder the crypto world is dead and dull.
Liquidity has dried up, retail investors' money has been drained by tariffs, what's the point of even playing?
Macroeconomic pressure directly causes sell-offs. Is there really no hope for this market?
Stagnant for so long, waiting for liquidity to recover, who knows when that will be.
This tariff cut has drained the entire market's blood.
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PonziWhisperer
· 6h ago
96% passed on to consumers? Isn't that just a disguised way of squeezing retail investors? No wonder there's no liquidity in the crypto world.
Tariffs are really destructive; no wonder the market hasn't recovered since October.
So the core issue is liquidity exhaustion, not technical factors. Got it.
The stagnation is just a fancy way of saying nobody has money to play with anymore.
Under macro pressure, the crypto market also has to kneel. Now we can only wait for liquidity infusion.
This wave of economic tightening—don't just blame the crypto market, the whole society is tightening its belt.
When liquidity dries up, all technical analysis is useless.
Now, either cut losses and leave, or endure and wait for a rebound.
Tariff policies are truly an invisible hand, causing such great harm.
Honestly, it's just a matter of no money left; with tight finances, nothing can be traded.
Liquidity Crisis Under Tariff Shock: Why Is the Crypto Market Facing Growth Difficulties?
【Crypto World】According to research data, 96% of the tariffs imposed by the United States from January 2024 to November 2025 ultimately passed on costs to consumers and importers. This is no small matter—it directly suppresses the overall social disposable liquidity. You will find that since the large-scale sell-off wave in October last year, the cryptocurrency market has not been able to regain its growth momentum. It’s not a weak rebound, but a true stagnation. Tightening of economic policies has directly impacted market vitality. This macro-level liquidity pressure may be the key reason why this wave of market lacks sustained upward momentum.