2026-01-01 19:48:18

Tariffs are set to escalate further in 2026, and while some banking analysts predict these measures will fade from market focus as the year progresses, don't be fooled by that narrative. The reality? Levy impacts could persist longer than expected, creating ripples across financial markets. For crypto traders watching macroeconomic signals, this shift matters—tariff policies historically influence risk sentiment, capital flows, and asset correlations. The key question isn't whether tariffs will disappear, but how prolonged trade tensions reshape portfolio strategies heading into next year.

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FreeRider

· 3h ago

Tariffs will still be a hassle in 2026, don't be fooled by analysts --- Why do bankers all like to paint a rosy picture and say they'll fade out of sight... I feel like things will actually get more intense --- Where the money flows really depends on this, the crypto circle needs to keep a close eye --- Long-term tariffs > short-term fluctuations, the portfolio must be adjusted --- Another year of macro noise, the crypto world still needs to stay alert

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TokenUnlocker

· 3h ago

This wave of tariffs can indeed cut a slice. Don't believe the analysts' nonsense that it will "fade away." The market always tricks people like this.

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TrustMeBro

· 3h ago

Tariffs, the bankers say they will fade away, but I think that's nonsense. The real situation is that long-term planning is necessary. --- The crypto market has already been speculating on this wave; next year will depend on who can survive. --- To put it simply, the trade war won't end, and our positions need to be adjusted accordingly. --- Don't be fooled by mainstream narratives; the impact of this wave could last until the end of next year, and asset correlations have already changed. --- Macro signals are something retail investors simply can't react to; it all depends on intuition. --- As tariffs continue to ferment, capital flows will definitely get chaotic. Now entering the market depends on your courage. --- Feels like I wasted this year, and next year I still have to bet on policy easing.

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DogeBachelor

· 3h ago

Bankers are back to deceive us, saying tariffs will fade out of sight... Come on, in our crypto circle, we need to be more vigilant --- As for tariffs, they'll still be around in 2026, don't believe in the nonsense of "gradual fading" --- If capital flows change, it's game over. The correlation between the crypto world and macroeconomics has been there all along --- Trade war keeps getting delayed, I need to reevaluate my holdings, headache --- As the prolonged battle continues, risk aversion rises. Could this be an opportunity? --- Tariff pressure will really change risk appetite and influence capital flows, so we need to be cautious --- Don't be brainwashed by mainstream narratives; this wave of tariff shocks won't pass so quickly

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GasFeeTears

· 3h ago

The prolonged trade war keeps the crypto circle on edge. Do analysts say it will fade away? Wake up, I've heard this rhetoric too many times. --- Long-term trade friction is the real threat; capital flows are about to be reshuffled. --- Ah, more macro noise, but this time we really need to take it seriously... signals for portfolio rebalancing are coming. --- Don't be fooled by the nonsense of "fading out of sight"; a long-term tense situation is the real killer move. --- Tariff escalation → risk sentiment → capital flow → crypto prices fluctuate... this chain can't hold. --- Those still going all in by 2026 are probably out of their minds; macro hedging is the way to go. --- The trade war isn't over, and our portfolio will never be at peace...

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