2026-01-18 17:32:53

The European Union is brewing significant trade confrontation measures against the United States. This escalation in trade friction could reshape the global economic landscape, triggering chain reactions in market risk appetite and capital flows. Historically, trade wars tend to increase the volatility of risk assets while boosting the attractiveness of safe-haven assets. As part of risk assets, the crypto market often experiences price fluctuations during such macro events. Investors need to closely monitor the progress of EU-US negotiations and assess their actual impact on global liquidity and risk sentiment.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 01-21 16:46

Are Europe and the US about to clash again? The crypto market will have to follow suit, and this wave of volatility is likely to hit the ceiling.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-21 15:36

The US-Europe showdown, the crypto market is about to have another roller coaster. Is this wave really good news or bad news? --- Trade wars bring volatility, my holdings are trembling again. --- Honestly, I don't really understand these macro events, but since risk assets are falling, I'll just stock up on stablecoins. --- Wait, as safe-haven assets become more attractive, doesn't Bitcoin as a risk asset have to dive? --- EU vs. US, the worst thing about the crypto world is these black swan events. --- Close monitoring? I only closely watch how badly it's crashing... --- Liquidity is impacted, small coins are probably going to be wiped out, better stick with mainstream coins for safety. --- Here we go again, every time they say to watch the negotiation progress, but it all depends on luck.

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PessimisticLayer

· 01-20 01:49

European and American conflicts in crypto are leading to casualties again. How low can this wave of market decline go...

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-18 18:02

Here we go again, trade wars, liquidity, risk sentiment... Every time there's such big news, they say it will cause volatility. As a result, I buy the dip at high levels and get trapped. Now I'm just waiting for the MACD golden cross to save me.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 01-18 18:01

Another trade war? Looks like it's time to buy the dip again.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-18 17:52

Another trade war? This time the EU is really going to stand up to the US The crypto world is about to be used as a punching bag again, every time there’s macro turbulence, we have to follow along Just wait and see if they will dump the market Europe and the US negotiations... honestly, it’s a sign that retail investors are about to get cut Historical experience? I only trust candlestick charts, everything else is nonsense This time, stablecoins are going to be popular, risk aversion is rising Forget it, better to hold onto your own coins. No matter how complex the macro environment gets, it can’t change the total supply of Bitcoin at 21 million It’s just frustrating to watch, in the game of big powers, small retail investors can only be passive victims Really don’t know who makes money and who loses, anyway, it’s not us

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-18 17:46

European and American conflicts in the crypto circle just have to follow the hype, this rhythm is really incredible Using the same old tricks? Historical experience has already taught us, yet it's still being repeated Trade war = crypto prices soaring? I remember last time it was a drop... The key is how the Federal Reserve responds; liquidity is the real boss Waiting for the big show to unfold, small coins are about to be eaten up This issue is endless, staying steady with your positions is the wiser choice Safe-haven assets are hot, can BTC benefit from this?

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