At the beginning of 2026, cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple have become significantly more sensitive to macroeconomic policies, especially under the influence of the uncertainty and market volatility caused by the Trump administration's tariff policies. These assets may face short-term price pressures due to inflation concerns and tightening monetary policies, but as alternative stores of value during financial turmoil, they may also attract the attention of long-term investors.