đ Trade War Reality Check: When You Start the Fire, Donât Be Shocked Thereâs No Buyer đ„
1ïžâŁ Blaming China While Lighting the Fuse
Former U.S. President Trump accuses China of âeconomic hostilityâ for cutting soybean imports. But letâs be real â the shift only came after U.S. tariffs hit first.
China simply diversified supply chains. Thatâs not hostility â thatâs smart trade strategy. No nation signs deals that guarantee losses.
2ïžâŁ U.S. Goods Are Simply Too Expensive
đ° U.S. soybeans: $520/ton
đŸ Brazil & Argentina: ~$430/ton
đąïž Cooking oil: U.S. $1.45â$1.60/L, Asia $0.90â$1.10/L
đ High costs + trade pressure = lost buyers.
In global trade, price stability wins â not politics.
3ïžâŁ Threats Donât Make Trade Deals
âWe can produce our ownâ sounds good on stage, but global trade runs on efficiency, not slogans.
When tariffs turn into weapons, others â Brazil, Argentina, Indonesia â quietly take the market share.
4ïžâŁ U.S. Farmers Feel the Heat
China once bought 60%+ of U.S. soybean exports.
Now? Silos are full, profits are down, and taxpayers cover farm subsidies.
Thatâs not a win â itâs a costly feedback loop.
5ïžâŁ Meanwhile, Crypto Stays Neutral âĄ
Every tariff shock, export ban, or policy feud drives capital toward borderless assets â
Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, tokenized commodities.
When politics shakes global tradeâŠ
Crypto keeps trading 24/7, borderless, and unbothered. đą