2026-01-07 09:20:14

Dear investors, this Friday might be a fireworks display!🔥

The U.S. Supreme Court is finalizing its ruling on the President's tariff policy. Don't underestimate this decision; the outcome directly affects the global trade landscape, and the crypto market won't be immune to this wave of impact.

Let's break down the possible scenarios: If the court rules that the President has overstepped his authority on tariffs, the entire global tariff system could face restructuring. What does this mean? The US dollar and US Treasuries will come under pressure—once inflation expectations ease, the valuation logic of risk assets will need to be recalculated. High-volatility assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum may see significant adjustments in their pricing models.

Conversely, if the court maintains the status quo? Then inflation issues will continue to trouble economic growth, and market uncertainty will increase. The Federal Reserve's policy direction is already volatile, and this ruling could very well become the trigger for the next market move.💥

Imagine this: rewriting global trade rules, capital flows will inevitably change. Will altcoins like PEPE and JOJO follow suit? How will BTC and ETH perform? Market sentiment often shifts at such policy junctures.

So, keep a close eye on the market this Friday and watch out for black swan events. These macro events often trigger short-term sharp volatility, but in the long run, they are also good opportunities to adjust market structure.

What do you think? Will this ruling really shake up the crypto world?

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-10 09:08

Friday's verdict? I really don't believe this can shake anything; the crypto market has already priced it in and is all blown out. Talking about black swans every day, but every time it turns out to be just a paper tiger. Who's really cutting whom? Anyway, I'll keep buying the dip on Friday. Who cares about tariffs or not? A low price is an opportunity. This analysis sounds a bit too idealistic; market sentiment is not that easy to control. The last point is the real one—it's indeed an opportunity to adjust the market structure. Everything else is just noise.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-09 15:09

Buddy, I usually wait for the dust to settle before taking action on major events, otherwise I risk getting cut. --- Honestly, I wasn't surprised at all by the Friday ruling. The US system is just like that; in the end, it always goes back to the old path. --- PEPE following the trend? Dream on. Small coins like this can't benefit from policy dividends at all. It's better to watch the overall market trend. --- Talking about tariffs endlessly, but in the end, retail investors suffer the most. Don't be fooled by these macroeconomic arguments. --- Easing inflation expectations isn't actually good news for BTC; in fact, be cautious. --- Every time there's a policy trigger, people say it's going to blow up, but in the end, it's just a false alarm. I've become immune to it. --- Instead of studying the ruling results, it's better to think about which assets institutions will scoop up after the court's decision. --- I just want to know, if there are no black swan events on Friday, will you analysts still have the face to publish articles next week? --- The Federal Reserve has been wavering for months; I'm already tired of it. Technical analysis is more straightforward. --- Has the capital flow changed? It's always the same few exchanges; what else could change?

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GasGuzzler

· 01-09 11:38

Well, to be honest, I was ready to bail out as soon as the verdict came out on Friday. Policies of this level are too unpredictable, my friend.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-07 09:50

Another wave of policy black swans? Our group really has tough luck, gambling every day.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-07 09:46

Friday may not necessarily explode, but there will definitely be fluctuations. This kind of policy event is played like this. A little opinion: tariffs have a greater impact on traditional finance. The crypto circle has already been speculating on expectations, so the reaction might not be as intense as imagined. PEPE and JOJO following the trend? Haha, small coins tend to follow BTC's rhythm, and their independence isn't that strong. However, the pressure from US debt is worth paying attention to, as that is the real key to shaking up the pricing of risk assets. Be aware of black swan events, but don't be led by the news; the market will speak.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 01-07 09:41

Is it going to explode on Friday? I bet five cents that this time it's just a false alarm. History has shown me that every time before a court ruling, they hype it up like this. Your analysis also seems... theoretical and impractical. What really matters is how the big players move at critical moments.

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-07 09:40

Really, it's going to explode again. I bet five dollars it's going to plunge.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-07 09:38

Is it going to explode on Friday? I bet five bucks, and it's just another false alarm. History always repeats itself. Honestly, tariffs don't have a direct impact on the crypto market; it's mainly about sentiment. Retail investors tend to panic sell just by seeing the news. PEPE following the trend? Come on, altcoins are all about the mood of the whales, and have nothing to do with macroeconomics. After reading too many of these analysis articles, the market usually moves in the opposite direction. Don't overthink it.

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-07 09:24

Friday will definitely move, but I feel this analysis is overinterpreting it. Ultimately, the crypto market still follows the mood of the US stock market, regardless of any rulings.

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