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President Trump says $175B in tariff refunds
will be fought in court "for the next 5 years."
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President Trump says $175B in tariff refunds
will be fought in court "for the next 5 years."
#tariff
Trump announces new 10% global tariff after Supreme Court strikes down levies
US President Donald Trump has announced a 10% global tariff after the Supreme Court struck down his reciprocal levies policy.
Mr Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs”, imposed on most of the rest of the world last April under an emergency powers law, were overturned by the US Supreme Court on Friday in a major blow to the president’s economic agenda.
Speaking at the White House, Mr Trump said the Supreme Court decision affirmed his ability to charge more tariffs under different statutes.
He said: “In order to protect our country, a president can actually charge more tariffs than I was charging in the past… period of a year.
Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under Section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being chargedDonald Trump
“Under the various tariffs authorities, so we can use other of the statutes, other of the tariff authorities, which have also been confirmed and are fully allowed.
“Therefore, effective immediately, all national security tariffs under Section 232 and existing Section 301 tariffs, they’re existing, they’re there, remain in place, fully in place. And in full force.
“Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under Section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being charged.
“And we’re also initiating several Section 301 and other investigations to protect our country from unfair trading practises of other countries and companies.”
In the UK, ministers said they expected the country’s “privileged trading position with the US” to continue after the Supreme Court’s ruling.
The UK received the lowest tariff rate of 10%, and a subsequent deal struck by Sir Keir Starmer and Mr Trump saw further carve-outs for Britain’s steel industry and car manufacturers.
Friday’s decision raises questions over whether those deals still stand, although officials are understood to believe it will not impact on most of the UK’s trade with America, including preferential deals on steel, cars and pharmaceuticals.
A Government spokesperson said: “This is a matter for the US to determine but we will continue to support UK businesses as further details are announced.
“Under any scenario, we expect our privileged trading position with the US to continue and will work with the administration to understand how the ruling will affect tariffs for the UK and the rest of the world.”
It was an updated version of a statement released earlier in response to the court ruling but removed a reference to the UK enjoying “the lowest reciprocal tariffs globally”.
Mr Trump said that some trade deals negotiated after he imposed his reciprocal tariffs will no longer be valid after the US Supreme Court ruling.
“Some of them stand. Many of them stand. Some of them won’t, and they’ll be replaced with the other tariffs,” he said.
The US president said the 10% “global tariff” would be in place for around five months.
“We’re going straight ahead with 10% straight across the board… and then during that period of about five months, we are doing the various investigations necessary to put fair tariffs, or tariffs period, on other countries.
“So we’re doing that, period, but we’re immediately instituting the 10% provision, which we’re allowed to do. And in the end, I think we’re taking more money than we’ve taken in before.”
The US has collected more than 133 billion dollars (£98.4 billion) since Mr Trump imposed the tariffs, but now faces the prospect of having to refund that money to importers.
Friday’s decision, approved by a 6-3 majority, found that a 1977 law did not give Mr Trump the power to impose tariffs without the approval of the US Congress.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said the decision did little to “clear the murky waters for business” around US tariffs.
William Bain, head of trade policy at the BCC, said Mr Trump could use other legislation to reimpose tariffs.
He said: “For the UK, the priority remains bringing tariffs down wherever possible. It’s important the UK Government continues to negotiate on issues like steel and aluminium tariffs and reduces the scope of other possible duties.”
Campaign group Best for Britain said the decision “underlines the instability of doing deals with Trump’s USA and the importance of forging deeper, more reliable trade with our EU neighbours”.
Andy Prendergast, national secretary at GMB, said the removal of the tariffs was very welcome.
“This ruling by the Supreme Court will be popular and represents an overdue slap down for a president who doesn’t seem to have any idea of what he’s doing,” he said.
Richard Rumbelow, director of international business at Make UK, said: “Subject to the details to come from the US administration, the Supreme Court’s ruling to remove tariffs will offer some good news and much-needed clarity for UK manufacturers.
“As the situation continues to evolve, businesses now need clear, practical guidance on how the ruling will be implemented, alongside progress on resolving the remaining Section 232 tariffs on UK steel and aluminium.”
#PoliticalNews #CryptoNewss #TRUMP #SupremeCourt #TARIFF
Mr Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs”, imposed on most of the rest of the world last April under an emergency powers law, were overturned by the US Supreme Court on Friday in a major blow to the president’s economic agenda.
Speaking at the White House, Mr Trump said the Supreme Court decision affirmed his ability to charge more tariffs under different statutes.
He said: “In order to protect our country, a president can actually charge more tariffs than I was charging in the past… period of a year.
Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under Section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being chargedDonald Trump
“Under the various tariffs authorities, so we can use other of the statutes, other of the tariff authorities, which have also been confirmed and are fully allowed.
“Therefore, effective immediately, all national security tariffs under Section 232 and existing Section 301 tariffs, they’re existing, they’re there, remain in place, fully in place. And in full force.
“Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under Section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being charged.
“And we’re also initiating several Section 301 and other investigations to protect our country from unfair trading practises of other countries and companies.”
In the UK, ministers said they expected the country’s “privileged trading position with the US” to continue after the Supreme Court’s ruling.
The UK received the lowest tariff rate of 10%, and a subsequent deal struck by Sir Keir Starmer and Mr Trump saw further carve-outs for Britain’s steel industry and car manufacturers.
Friday’s decision raises questions over whether those deals still stand, although officials are understood to believe it will not impact on most of the UK’s trade with America, including preferential deals on steel, cars and pharmaceuticals.
A Government spokesperson said: “This is a matter for the US to determine but we will continue to support UK businesses as further details are announced.
“Under any scenario, we expect our privileged trading position with the US to continue and will work with the administration to understand how the ruling will affect tariffs for the UK and the rest of the world.”
It was an updated version of a statement released earlier in response to the court ruling but removed a reference to the UK enjoying “the lowest reciprocal tariffs globally”.
Mr Trump said that some trade deals negotiated after he imposed his reciprocal tariffs will no longer be valid after the US Supreme Court ruling.
“Some of them stand. Many of them stand. Some of them won’t, and they’ll be replaced with the other tariffs,” he said.
The US president said the 10% “global tariff” would be in place for around five months.
“We’re going straight ahead with 10% straight across the board… and then during that period of about five months, we are doing the various investigations necessary to put fair tariffs, or tariffs period, on other countries.
“So we’re doing that, period, but we’re immediately instituting the 10% provision, which we’re allowed to do. And in the end, I think we’re taking more money than we’ve taken in before.”
The US has collected more than 133 billion dollars (£98.4 billion) since Mr Trump imposed the tariffs, but now faces the prospect of having to refund that money to importers.
Friday’s decision, approved by a 6-3 majority, found that a 1977 law did not give Mr Trump the power to impose tariffs without the approval of the US Congress.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said the decision did little to “clear the murky waters for business” around US tariffs.
William Bain, head of trade policy at the BCC, said Mr Trump could use other legislation to reimpose tariffs.
He said: “For the UK, the priority remains bringing tariffs down wherever possible. It’s important the UK Government continues to negotiate on issues like steel and aluminium tariffs and reduces the scope of other possible duties.”
Campaign group Best for Britain said the decision “underlines the instability of doing deals with Trump’s USA and the importance of forging deeper, more reliable trade with our EU neighbours”.
Andy Prendergast, national secretary at GMB, said the removal of the tariffs was very welcome.
“This ruling by the Supreme Court will be popular and represents an overdue slap down for a president who doesn’t seem to have any idea of what he’s doing,” he said.
Richard Rumbelow, director of international business at Make UK, said: “Subject to the details to come from the US administration, the Supreme Court’s ruling to remove tariffs will offer some good news and much-needed clarity for UK manufacturers.
“As the situation continues to evolve, businesses now need clear, practical guidance on how the ruling will be implemented, alongside progress on resolving the remaining Section 232 tariffs on UK steel and aluminium.”
#PoliticalNews #CryptoNewss #TRUMP #SupremeCourt #TARIFF
🚨 BREAKING 🚨
TRUMP’S GLOBAL TARIFFS STRUCK DOWN BY THE US SUPREME COURT
STOCKS & CRYPTO ABOUT TO EXPLODE.
THIS IS HUGE FOR THE MARKETS.
US GOVT MAY NEED TO RETURN ALL THE MONEY COLLECTED BY ILLEGAL TARIFFS
ANGRY TRUMP MAY ANNOUNC… Show more
#TARIFF
TRUMP’S GLOBAL TARIFFS STRUCK DOWN BY THE US SUPREME COURT
STOCKS & CRYPTO ABOUT TO EXPLODE.
THIS IS HUGE FOR THE MARKETS.
US GOVT MAY NEED TO RETURN ALL THE MONEY COLLECTED BY ILLEGAL TARIFFS
ANGRY TRUMP MAY ANNOUNC… Show more
#TARIFF
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Illinois Governor JB Pritzker sends invoice to President Trump demanding $8.6 billion in refunds following Supreme Court tariff ruling.
#SupremeCourt #TARIFF #TRUMP
#SupremeCourt #TARIFF #TRUMP
Trump tariffs live: Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after Supreme Court rules sweeping duties
Top court issues historic rebuke of US president’s use of emergency powers to impose duties on #tranding partners
Donald Trump has vowed to impose a 10 per cent “Global #TARIFF ” using an alternative law after the Supreme Court ruled that his sweeping duties are illegal.
#USStocks close higher after Supreme Court ruling on Trump tariffs
US markets edged higher as investors weighed the Supreme Court’s ruling that Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs was illegal and his vows to find “alternatives” to the levies.
#TrumpTariffs live Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after Supreme Court rules sweeping duties are illegal
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Trump has lost his favourite margin for manoeuvre
Do not underestimate the scale of the Supreme Court’s blow to Donald Trump. Like a Roman emperor, he has been doling out tariffs with the crook of his finger. One day Switzerland is at 39 per cent; the next, following the gift of a gold ingot and carriage clock, it falls to 15 per cent. Should a foreign leader displease him, as India’s Narendra Modi did when he refused to endorse Trump’s bid for a Nobel Peace Prize, the rate doubled to 50 per cent. In China’s case, the president bowed before its stronger firepower and reduced them from a high of 145 per cent to about 45 per cent.
Vance labels court ruling as ‘lawlessness . . . plain and simple’
Vice-president JD Vance criticised the Supreme Court on Friday afternoon, describing its tariffs ruling as “lawlessness . . . plain and simple”.
Tariff reimbursements will take years, analysts warn
Tariff reimbursements could take years to be completed, analysts have warned, as companies line up to claw back funds paid under Donald Trump’s tariff regime.
Court decision has little effect on markets
Market reaction was restrained after the Supreme Court decision. The dollar index is still a touch weaker, down 0.1 per cent for the session. Thirty-year US Treasury yields are up just 0.02 percentage points at 4.73 per cent.
$USDC $BTC
Donald Trump has vowed to impose a 10 per cent “Global #TARIFF ” using an alternative law after the Supreme Court ruled that his sweeping duties are illegal.
#USStocks close higher after Supreme Court ruling on Trump tariffs
US markets edged higher as investors weighed the Supreme Court’s ruling that Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs was illegal and his vows to find “alternatives” to the levies.
#TrumpTariffs live Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after Supreme Court rules sweeping duties are illegal
Top court issues historic rebuke of US president’s use of emergency powers to impose duties on trading partners
Trump tariffs live: Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after Supreme Court rules sweeping duties are illegal on x (opens in a new window)Trump tariffs live: Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after #SupremeCourt rules sweeping duties are illegal on facebook (opens in a new window)Trump tariffs live: Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after Supreme Court rules sweeping duties are illegal on linkedin (opens in a new window)Trump tariffs live: Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after Supreme Court rules sweeping duties are illegal on whatsapp (opens in a new window)
Trump vows to impose 10% global tariff after Supreme Court rules sweeping duties are illegal
Donald Trump has vowed to impose a 10 per cent “global tariff” using an alternative law after the Supreme Court ruled that his sweeping duties are illegal.
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US stocks close higher after Supreme Court ruling on Trump tariffs
US markets edged higher as investors weighed the Supreme Court’s ruling that Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs was illegal and his vows to find “alternatives” to the levies.
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Trump has lost his favourite margin for manoeuvre
Do not underestimate the scale of the Supreme Court’s blow to Donald Trump. Like a Roman emperor, he has been doling out tariffs with the crook of his finger. One day Switzerland is at 39 per cent; the next, following the gift of a gold ingot and carriage clock, it falls to 15 per cent. Should a foreign leader displease him, as India’s Narendra Modi did when he refused to endorse Trump’s bid for a Nobel Peace Prize, the rate doubled to 50 per cent. In China’s case, the president bowed before its stronger firepower and reduced them from a high of 145 per cent to about 45 per cent.
Vance labels court ruling as ‘lawlessness . . . plain and simple’
Vice-president JD Vance criticised the Supreme Court on Friday afternoon, describing its tariffs ruling as “lawlessness . . . plain and simple”.
Tariff reimbursements will take years, analysts warn
Tariff reimbursements could take years to be completed, analysts have warned, as companies line up to claw back funds paid under Donald Trump’s tariff regime.
Court decision has little effect on markets
Market reaction was restrained after the Supreme Court decision. The dollar index is still a touch weaker, down 0.1 per cent for the session. Thirty-year US Treasury yields are up just 0.02 percentage points at 4.73 per cent.
$USDC $BTC
🌍 RECESSION 📉 or SOFT LANDING 📈?
#GlobalFinance growth is still projected around ~3%.
Not collapse. Not boom. Just controlled slowdown.
Meanwhile:
• #TARIFF tensions rising 🇺🇸
• Rates still restrictive 💵
• Liquidity tight but stabilizing
Here’s the crypto angle 👇
When growth slows but doesn’t break…
Capital rotates.
Institutions hedge with $BTC .
Risk appetite doesn’t die — it shifts.
If recession hits → expect volatility spike.
If soft landing holds → $BTC benefits from easing + ETF flows.
This isn’t 2008.
This is liquidity management era. 🔄
Macro is not screaming crash. It’s whispering transition.
Are you positioned for expansion… or fear? 🚀
#ViralAiHub #MarketRebound
#GlobalFinance growth is still projected around ~3%.
Not collapse. Not boom. Just controlled slowdown.
Meanwhile:
• #TARIFF tensions rising 🇺🇸
• Rates still restrictive 💵
• Liquidity tight but stabilizing
Here’s the crypto angle 👇
When growth slows but doesn’t break…
Capital rotates.
Institutions hedge with $BTC .
Risk appetite doesn’t die — it shifts.
If recession hits → expect volatility spike.
If soft landing holds → $BTC benefits from easing + ETF flows.
This isn’t 2008.
This is liquidity management era. 🔄
Macro is not screaming crash. It’s whispering transition.
Are you positioned for expansion… or fear? 🚀
#ViralAiHub #MarketRebound
Binance BiBi:
That's the billion-dollar question, isn't it? I love how your post breaks down the two potential paths. My search shows many analysts are cautiously optimistic about a soft landing, but the recession debate is far from over. Your point about BTC's role in this transition is spot on. Thanks for sharing
@Nirav_Finance
"Tariff Tango" - This term encapsulates the current market's anxious anticipation surrounding the Supreme Court's decision on President Trump's tariff policy. Like a complex dance, the market is poised to react to one of two outcomes: a "relief rally" pirouette if the ruling favors Trump, suggesting policy stability and a potential surge in stocks and crypto, or a "shock correction" stumble if the Court rules against him, leading to potential billions in tariff repayments and a broad selloff. The "Tango" emphasizes the back-and-forth, the uncertainty, and the significant volatility expected, highlighting the critical juncture for traders to either lead or follow the market's next big move.
#Nirav_Finance
#Binance
#TARIFF
#MarketSentimentToday
"Tariff Tango" - This term encapsulates the current market's anxious anticipation surrounding the Supreme Court's decision on President Trump's tariff policy. Like a complex dance, the market is poised to react to one of two outcomes: a "relief rally" pirouette if the ruling favors Trump, suggesting policy stability and a potential surge in stocks and crypto, or a "shock correction" stumble if the Court rules against him, leading to potential billions in tariff repayments and a broad selloff. The "Tango" emphasizes the back-and-forth, the uncertainty, and the significant volatility expected, highlighting the critical juncture for traders to either lead or follow the market's next big move.
#Nirav_Finance
#Binance
#TARIFF
#MarketSentimentToday
Trump’s 4PM Shockwave: 25% Tariffs Incoming, Global Markets Brace for Impact
1.President Trump will announce sweeping new tariffs at 4PM EST today
2.Imported vehicles will face a 25% tax, alongside other targeted goods
3.Car prices could surge by $12,500, and inflationary pressure may rise
4.Global trade tensions expected to escalate with retaliation threats
5.Stock market volatility likely in the wake of policy announcement
This is more than just tariffs—it’s a macro shift.
With inflation still sticky and geopolitical tensions rising, the market may interpret this move as a structural change in U.S. trade policy. And in uncertain times, risk assets may falter while hedges like Bitcoin and gold could become more appealing.
Stay sharp—Trump’s 4PM press conference could be a turning point.
#TARIFF
1.President Trump will announce sweeping new tariffs at 4PM EST today
2.Imported vehicles will face a 25% tax, alongside other targeted goods
3.Car prices could surge by $12,500, and inflationary pressure may rise
4.Global trade tensions expected to escalate with retaliation threats
5.Stock market volatility likely in the wake of policy announcement
This is more than just tariffs—it’s a macro shift.
With inflation still sticky and geopolitical tensions rising, the market may interpret this move as a structural change in U.S. trade policy. And in uncertain times, risk assets may falter while hedges like Bitcoin and gold could become more appealing.
Stay sharp—Trump’s 4PM press conference could be a turning point.
#TARIFF
Bitcoin at a Crossroads: Technical Breakout or Macro Meltdown? – Key Levels to Watch in 2025
$BTC
Introduction
As Bitcoin consolidates around $85,158 (+3.16% today), traders are weighing technical patterns against a backdrop of escalating macroeconomic risks—from Trump’s tariff threats to global recession warnings. This analysis deciphers the critical support/resistance levels on the chart and explores how geopolitical and economic shocks could dictate BTC’s next major move.
Technical Analysis: Battle Between Bulls and Bears
1. Resistance (Green Line): The 93,000–93,000–95,000 Ceiling
Bitcoin faces stiff resistance near 93,000–93,000–95,000, a zone tested multiple times in April 2025.
A decisive breakout above this level could ignite a rally toward $101,000 (year-to-date high) and beyond.
Why it matters: This resistance aligns with the 2024 all-time high consolidation zone—flipping it to support would signal strong bullish conviction.
2. Support (Red Line): The 72,000–72,000–75,000 Safety Net
The 72,000–72,000–75,000 range has acted as a springboard for BTC since March 2024.
A drop below this support could trigger a cascade toward $65,000, where institutional buyers may step in.
Key indicator: The 50-day moving average (~$80,000) is now a short-term pivot—holding above it keeps bulls in control.
3. Current Price Action: Consolidation Before the Storm
Bitcoin’s +3.16% surge today reflects optimism, but volume remains muted—suggesting hesitation.
Symmetrical triangle forming on lower timeframes hints at an imminent volatility spike.
Macro Risks: How Trump, Recession, and Global Chaos Could Swing BTC
1. Trump’s Tariff Policies: Double-Edged Sword for Crypto
Proposed 10% global tariffs may initially boost the USD (pressuring BTC), but long-term, they could:
Accelerate de-dollarization, driving demand for Bitcoin as a neutral asset.
Fuel inflation, reinforcing BTC’s “digital gold” narrative.
2. Recession Looming? Watch the Fed’s Next Move
The inverted U.S. yield curve signals a potential 2025–2026 recession.
Short-term pain: BTC may dip alongside equities in a liquidity crunch.
Long-term gain: Fed rate cuts could flood markets with cheap money, propelling crypto.
3. Unemployment and Economic Fragility
Rising jobless claims could force the Fed to pivot dovish, creating a tailwind for risk assets.
Corporate debt defaults might spark short-term panic but are unlikely to derail Bitcoin’s structural adoption.
4. Global Economic Meltdown Scenarios
China’s collapse: A property market crash could spill into crypto via commodity-linked sell-offs.
EU/Japan debt crises: Currency devaluations may push investors toward BTC as a hedge.
The Bottom Line: Trade Setups and Strategic Outlook
Bullish Scenario: Break above 95,000 confirms a new uptrend targeting 95,000confirms a new uptrend targeting 101,000+. Macro chaos (tariffs, inflation) could supercharge gains.
Bearish Warning: Failure to hold 72,000 risks plunge 72,000 risks plunge 65,000. Recession fears may delay the next bull cycle.
Pro Tip: Watch the DXY (U.S. Dollar Index) and S&P 500 for correlations—BTC often inversely tracks the USD in crises.
Conclusion: Bitcoin as the Ultimate Hedge
In a world of trade wars, recession, and currency debasement, Bitcoin’s technical levels are just one piece of the puzzle. The real driver? Global loss of faith in traditional systems. Whether you’re a trader or Holder, 2025 promises volatility—and opportunity.
#BTC #recession #BTCvsMarkets #CryptoTariffDrop #tariff
Introduction
As Bitcoin consolidates around $85,158 (+3.16% today), traders are weighing technical patterns against a backdrop of escalating macroeconomic risks—from Trump’s tariff threats to global recession warnings. This analysis deciphers the critical support/resistance levels on the chart and explores how geopolitical and economic shocks could dictate BTC’s next major move.
Technical Analysis: Battle Between Bulls and Bears
1. Resistance (Green Line): The 93,000–93,000–95,000 Ceiling
Bitcoin faces stiff resistance near 93,000–93,000–95,000, a zone tested multiple times in April 2025.
A decisive breakout above this level could ignite a rally toward $101,000 (year-to-date high) and beyond.
Why it matters: This resistance aligns with the 2024 all-time high consolidation zone—flipping it to support would signal strong bullish conviction.
2. Support (Red Line): The 72,000–72,000–75,000 Safety Net
The 72,000–72,000–75,000 range has acted as a springboard for BTC since March 2024.
A drop below this support could trigger a cascade toward $65,000, where institutional buyers may step in.
Key indicator: The 50-day moving average (~$80,000) is now a short-term pivot—holding above it keeps bulls in control.
3. Current Price Action: Consolidation Before the Storm
Bitcoin’s +3.16% surge today reflects optimism, but volume remains muted—suggesting hesitation.
Symmetrical triangle forming on lower timeframes hints at an imminent volatility spike.
Macro Risks: How Trump, Recession, and Global Chaos Could Swing BTC
1. Trump’s Tariff Policies: Double-Edged Sword for Crypto
Proposed 10% global tariffs may initially boost the USD (pressuring BTC), but long-term, they could:
Accelerate de-dollarization, driving demand for Bitcoin as a neutral asset.
Fuel inflation, reinforcing BTC’s “digital gold” narrative.
2. Recession Looming? Watch the Fed’s Next Move
The inverted U.S. yield curve signals a potential 2025–2026 recession.
Short-term pain: BTC may dip alongside equities in a liquidity crunch.
Long-term gain: Fed rate cuts could flood markets with cheap money, propelling crypto.
3. Unemployment and Economic Fragility
Rising jobless claims could force the Fed to pivot dovish, creating a tailwind for risk assets.
Corporate debt defaults might spark short-term panic but are unlikely to derail Bitcoin’s structural adoption.
4. Global Economic Meltdown Scenarios
China’s collapse: A property market crash could spill into crypto via commodity-linked sell-offs.
EU/Japan debt crises: Currency devaluations may push investors toward BTC as a hedge.
The Bottom Line: Trade Setups and Strategic Outlook
Bullish Scenario: Break above 95,000 confirms a new uptrend targeting 95,000confirms a new uptrend targeting 101,000+. Macro chaos (tariffs, inflation) could supercharge gains.
Bearish Warning: Failure to hold 72,000 risks plunge 72,000 risks plunge 65,000. Recession fears may delay the next bull cycle.
Pro Tip: Watch the DXY (U.S. Dollar Index) and S&P 500 for correlations—BTC often inversely tracks the USD in crises.
Conclusion: Bitcoin as the Ultimate Hedge
In a world of trade wars, recession, and currency debasement, Bitcoin’s technical levels are just one piece of the puzzle. The real driver? Global loss of faith in traditional systems. Whether you’re a trader or Holder, 2025 promises volatility—and opportunity.
#BTC #recession #BTCvsMarkets #CryptoTariffDrop #tariff
BREAKING: US President Donald Trump
warned Russia he was 'strongly considering'
imposing sanctions and tariffs, until a
ceasefire and peace agreement is reached
with Ukraine.
This marks a shift in Trump's tone after he
worried allies when he spoke out about how
trusted Russian President Vladimir Putin is.
In a post on Truth Social he wrote Russia
Based on the fact That Russia is absolutely"pounding"Ukrainea in the battleffeld rightnow, I am strongly considering large scaleBanking Sanctions, Sanctions, and Tariffs onRussia until a Cease Fire and FINALSETTLEMENT AGREEMENT ON PEACE ISREACHED,'To Russia and Ukraine, get to the table rightnow, before it is too late.'#tariff #Trump’sExecutiveOrder #WhiteHouseCryptoSummit
warned Russia he was 'strongly considering'
imposing sanctions and tariffs, until a
ceasefire and peace agreement is reached
with Ukraine.
This marks a shift in Trump's tone after he
worried allies when he spoke out about how
trusted Russian President Vladimir Putin is.
In a post on Truth Social he wrote Russia
Based on the fact That Russia is absolutely"pounding"Ukrainea in the battleffeld rightnow, I am strongly considering large scaleBanking Sanctions, Sanctions, and Tariffs onRussia until a Cease Fire and FINALSETTLEMENT AGREEMENT ON PEACE ISREACHED,'To Russia and Ukraine, get to the table rightnow, before it is too late.'#tariff #Trump’sExecutiveOrder #WhiteHouseCryptoSummit
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Bộ trưởng Tài chính Hoa Kỳ, ông Scott Bessent, mô tả cuộc gặp với Hàn Quốc hôm nay là “rất thành công” và cho biết “Chúng tôi có thể đang tiến triển nhanh hơn dự kiến, và sẽ bắt đầu thảo luận các vấn đề kỹ thuật ngay trong tuần tới.”
Đức 🇩🇪
Quyền Bộ trưởng Tài chính Đức, ông Joerg Kukies, nói với CNBC rằng niềm tin giữa châu Âu và Hoa Kỳ vẫn chưa bị phá vỡ, bất chấp các chính sách thuế quan của Tổng thống Donald Trump.
“Để mất lòng tin thì cần nhiều điều hơn thế nữa. Quan hệ đối tác xuyên Đại Tây Dương đã được xây dựng qua nhiều thập kỷ — chúng tôi sẽ không phản ứng thái quá chỉ vì những tuyên bố về thuế”
Ông cũng bày tỏ rằng một thỏa thuận thuế quan "zero-for-zero" (tức cả hai bên đều không đánh thuế) giữa Hoa Kỳ và EU là kết quả mà ông mong muốn nhất.
#TRUMP #TARIFF #binanceAlpha
Hàn Quốc 🇰🇷
Theo thông tin từ phái đoàn Hàn Quốc sau vòng đàm phán thương mại tại Washington: Hàn Quốc và Hoa Kỳ đã đồng ý xây dựng một gói thỏa thuận nhằm gỡ bỏ các mức thuế mới của Hoa Kỳ trước khi lệnh tạm hoãn áp thuế đối ứng kết thúc vào tháng 7
Bộ trưởng Tài chính Hoa Kỳ, ông Scott Bessent, mô tả cuộc gặp với Hàn Quốc hôm nay là “rất thành công” và cho biết “Chúng tôi có thể đang tiến triển nhanh hơn dự kiến, và sẽ bắt đầu thảo luận các vấn đề kỹ thuật ngay trong tuần tới.”
Đức 🇩🇪
Quyền Bộ trưởng Tài chính Đức, ông Joerg Kukies, nói với CNBC rằng niềm tin giữa châu Âu và Hoa Kỳ vẫn chưa bị phá vỡ, bất chấp các chính sách thuế quan của Tổng thống Donald Trump.
“Để mất lòng tin thì cần nhiều điều hơn thế nữa. Quan hệ đối tác xuyên Đại Tây Dương đã được xây dựng qua nhiều thập kỷ — chúng tôi sẽ không phản ứng thái quá chỉ vì những tuyên bố về thuế”
Ông cũng bày tỏ rằng một thỏa thuận thuế quan "zero-for-zero" (tức cả hai bên đều không đánh thuế) giữa Hoa Kỳ và EU là kết quả mà ông mong muốn nhất.
#TRUMP #TARIFF #binanceAlpha
#Tariff and trump
⸻
“Dinner with the Donald”
Beneath chandeliers of crystal glare,
We dined in gold-gilt, marble air.
The steaks were thick, the ketchup near,
And tariffs danced like guests sincere.
“China,” he said, with a pointed knife,
“Has taxed our dreams, and sold us strife.
But fear not, friend, the deal is art—
A billion bucks, and that’s just the start.”
The table shook with every claim,
Each sip of Diet lit the flame.
“Steel must rise, and soy must fly,
We’ll build it tall, and touch the sky.”
Shrimp cocktails swirled with sweet decree,
While markets dipped in silent plea.
But at that feast, his voice rang proud,
A tariff tale told firm and loud.
And as I left that gilded hall,
With menus shaped like border walls,
I pondered trade, and deals so vast—
In Trump’s great feast, the check comes last.
⸻
“Dinner with the Donald”
Beneath chandeliers of crystal glare,
We dined in gold-gilt, marble air.
The steaks were thick, the ketchup near,
And tariffs danced like guests sincere.
“China,” he said, with a pointed knife,
“Has taxed our dreams, and sold us strife.
But fear not, friend, the deal is art—
A billion bucks, and that’s just the start.”
The table shook with every claim,
Each sip of Diet lit the flame.
“Steel must rise, and soy must fly,
We’ll build it tall, and touch the sky.”
Shrimp cocktails swirled with sweet decree,
While markets dipped in silent plea.
But at that feast, his voice rang proud,
A tariff tale told firm and loud.
And as I left that gilded hall,
With menus shaped like border walls,
I pondered trade, and deals so vast—
In Trump’s great feast, the check comes last.
$SOL ⚡ SOL/USDT Quick Dip! Eyes on the Next Move! 🚀🌊
📊 Snapshot:
Price: $151.23 🧩
High/Low: $157.00 / $150.00
Volume: 4.16M SOL 🔥
Change: -0.28% 🔻
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📉 Technicals (1H):
MA(7) & MA(25): Bearish crossover ⚡
MA(99): Still bullish base 🛡️
MACD: Bearish momentum building ⚠️
RSI: 36 — Near oversold zone 🎯
---
⚔️ Futures Strategy:
1. Long Setup:
Entry: $149.5 – $150.5
TPs: $153 / $155
SL: $147
Leverage: 5x
#TARIFF
2. Short Setup:
Entry: $152.8 – $154
TPs: $150 / $148
SL: $156
Leverage: 5x–10x
3. Breakout Play:
Above: $157
Target: $163 – $165 🎯
SL: $154
#EthereumFuture
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🧠 Risk Tips:
Protect capital first
Confirm breakouts before entry
Small size at support zones
#sol
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✅ Verdict:
SOL is cooling down after rejection at $157.
Holding $150 = healthy pullback 🛡️.
Losing $148 = deeper correction risk ⚠️.
Play tight — big move brewing! 🎯
#solana
trade Now
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$SOL
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📊 Snapshot:
Price: $151.23 🧩
High/Low: $157.00 / $150.00
Volume: 4.16M SOL 🔥
Change: -0.28% 🔻
---
📉 Technicals (1H):
MA(7) & MA(25): Bearish crossover ⚡
MA(99): Still bullish base 🛡️
MACD: Bearish momentum building ⚠️
RSI: 36 — Near oversold zone 🎯
---
⚔️ Futures Strategy:
1. Long Setup:
Entry: $149.5 – $150.5
TPs: $153 / $155
SL: $147
Leverage: 5x
#TARIFF
2. Short Setup:
Entry: $152.8 – $154
TPs: $150 / $148
SL: $156
Leverage: 5x–10x
3. Breakout Play:
Above: $157
Target: $163 – $165 🎯
SL: $154
#EthereumFuture
---
🧠 Risk Tips:
Protect capital first
Confirm breakouts before entry
Small size at support zones
#sol
---
✅ Verdict:
SOL is cooling down after rejection at $157.
Holding $150 = healthy pullback 🛡️.
Losing $148 = deeper correction risk ⚠️.
Play tight — big move brewing! 🎯
#solana
trade Now
👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
$SOL
Follow Now my channel
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#TariffsPause
Tariff Suspension Shakes Global and Crypto Markets
In a significant development, China has lifted a 125% tariff on selected U.S. imports, signaling an easing of trade tensions. At the same time, President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day moratorium on most proposed reciprocal tariffs—except for tariffs aimed at China. While the move appears to be market-friendly, inconsistent policy statements continue to dampen investor sentiment.
In the crypto world, #tariff suspensions have a different twist. #Binance occasionally waives trading fees to stimulate activity, increase liquidity, and attract traders looking for a cost-effective strategy. These limited-time fee reductions often coincide with volatile macro conditions, providing opportunities for savvy crypto traders.
The volatile environment of crypto is becoming increasingly attractive to traditional markets due to policy confusion. Be careful—volatility creates both risks and rewards.
#TariffPause #CryptoNews
Tariff Suspension Shakes Global and Crypto Markets
In a significant development, China has lifted a 125% tariff on selected U.S. imports, signaling an easing of trade tensions. At the same time, President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day moratorium on most proposed reciprocal tariffs—except for tariffs aimed at China. While the move appears to be market-friendly, inconsistent policy statements continue to dampen investor sentiment.
In the crypto world, #tariff suspensions have a different twist. #Binance occasionally waives trading fees to stimulate activity, increase liquidity, and attract traders looking for a cost-effective strategy. These limited-time fee reductions often coincide with volatile macro conditions, providing opportunities for savvy crypto traders.
The volatile environment of crypto is becoming increasingly attractive to traditional markets due to policy confusion. Be careful—volatility creates both risks and rewards.
#TariffPause #CryptoNews
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