The U.S. has attracted record capital inflows totaling $18 trillion under the current administration's economic agenda. According to recent policy statements, tariff mechanisms have played a central role in this outcome, reshaping the competitive landscape for foreign capital and redirecting investment flows domestically. For investors monitoring macroeconomic trends and their impact on risk asset allocation—including cryptocurrencies and digital assets—understanding how trade policy and capital inflows interact is increasingly critical. When governments aggressively court foreign investment through tariff strategies, it signals both economic confidence and market restructuring, factors that historically correlate with volatility in alternative asset markets during policy transition periods.