The US President reiterated in a recent interview that he will firmly implement tariffs on goods imported from the UK and seven other NATO allies. When asked whether he would actually carry out this threat, he candidly responded, "I will, 100 percent." At the same time, he also refused to rule out the possibility of taking stronger measures in trade disputes.
This stance reflects a tough position in US trade policy and has sparked a new round of thinking in the market about the global economic landscape and commodity prices. Against the backdrop of ongoing changes in geopolitical and trade situations, such policy moves often impact global capital allocation and the pricing logic of risk assets.
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ShadowStaker
· 13h ago
tariff escalation always hits validator economics first... watch the staking yield compression play out across different geographic nodes. nato allies getting taxed means capital reallocation, which means yield chasing into riskier validators. not great for network resilience tbh.
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memecoin_therapy
· 14h ago
Tariff hammer swings, allies all get hit, how can we do this deal?
100% implementation? The crypto world might have to run away, risk aversion is about to take off
Trade war heats up, risk assets are going to lose, stacking stablecoins is not a loss
Here we go again, the global economy's chessboard is getting more and more chaotic
Now it's good, inflation spiral is turning upward, my holdings have shrunk again
Tariffs take effect as soon as interest rates rise, the trader's nightmare has arrived
Brothers, are you bottom-fishing or top-selling? Who can read the political mind?
Hardline as it is, in the end, the market will speak. Wait for the chives to be harvested
NATO allies get cut in a round, is globalization really reversing?
Once this tactic is out, BTC's safe-haven properties will appreciate again
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 14h ago
Will it definitely happen? Then allies need to tighten up, as on-chain volatility will surely increase.
With tariffs imposed, commodity expectations will need to be re-priced, and holders will be trembling.
NATO allies are also being cut, which is quite harsh... market reactions will be swift.
The trade war escalation likely means decentralized exchange trading volume will soar.
Honestly, this kind of policy uncertainty is the most annoying for asset pricing.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 14h ago
Will it be 100%? Uh... the tariff on the doll is really happening this time, brothers should either buy the dip or run away.
Once the tariffs are announced, the crypto market will be bloodied again. Why can't traditional finance shake off this game?
Now it seems our allies are going to be badly exploited, not even the UK is spared.
Here we go again, every time they say 100% and then change their minds. Just watch the show, don't take it seriously.
Are you still watching this? I've already bet against it, brothers. The economic war never ends.
Traditional assets are about to plummet again. This is the best opportunity to get in.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 14h ago
Will it hit 100%? Alright, now the crypto world has a story to tell again. Let's wait and see how the coin prices dance.
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NATO allies are under threat, the US dollar index is smiling, and the DXY is on its way to a new high.
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This pace is outrageous. I should have heavily invested in US Treasury futures yesterday. Now it's too expensive to chase in.
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With a wave of tariffs, global capital is about to reshuffle. I bet five bucks that someone in the group will call for a bottoming out tonight.
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Really? Not even NATO allies are spared? Is the energy sector heading into a ice age?
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Wait, does this mean commodity futures are about to surge? I need to check the precious metals charts.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 14h ago
Will it really be 100%? Just hearing this makes you want to stock up on stablecoins, it's really outrageous.
Tariffs plus global assets all need to be re-priced, this wave of market is going to explode.
Trade war erupts, on-chain trading volume will surge again, optimistic.
NATO allies are being hit, what will happen to the European economy, it doesn't seem very good.
Hardcore to the end, it feels like the US is really trying to stir things up, everyone should manage risks well.
This move has messed up the international trade pattern, who benefits and who suffers, it's hard to say.
Hardline policies paired with a weak dollar, this logic is a bit hard to hold.
Damn, they really dare to say that, this market might experience a big wave of volatility, I have already reduced my positions in advance.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 14h ago
Will it really happen 100%? Uh... they're starting to make big moves again, is this really just bluffing?
Once tariffs are imposed, the crypto circle will be the first to run, let's see how long this wave can last.
The trade war is endless, let's just watch the show.
UK allies are also being exploited, this time Europe is probably going to band together.
Let's wait and see, risk assets are about to plunge.
It's the same rhetoric again... fewer and fewer people probably believe it.
NATO internal conflicts, capital flows are all over the place, some make money, some lose.
Hardcore confrontation? I just wonder if the US stock market can hold up.
When the economic situation gets chaotic, retail investors suffer, better to run if you need to.
Unpredictable policies, trading risks are skyrocketing.
Is it just talk or real action? The market knows best.
The US President reiterated in a recent interview that he will firmly implement tariffs on goods imported from the UK and seven other NATO allies. When asked whether he would actually carry out this threat, he candidly responded, "I will, 100 percent." At the same time, he also refused to rule out the possibility of taking stronger measures in trade disputes.
This stance reflects a tough position in US trade policy and has sparked a new round of thinking in the market about the global economic landscape and commodity prices. Against the backdrop of ongoing changes in geopolitical and trade situations, such policy moves often impact global capital allocation and the pricing logic of risk assets.