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Trade policy rumors cause jitters, Bitcoin drops below 90,000, refreshing market risk aversion sentiment
【Crypto World】Recently, market volatility has intensified. Bitcoin has fallen below the $90,000 mark, and Ethereum has also slipped below $3,000, keeping investors on edge.
The trigger behind this is trade policy. The US government has explicitly stated that tariffs will become an important bargaining chip in geopolitical negotiations. After this stance was made public, the market began to worry that trade friction could push up inflation. Once inflation expectations rise, risk assets are the first to be sold off — this is the core logic behind the recent decline in cryptocurrencies.
More specific signals come from recent policy directions. It is reported that the US may impose a 10% tariff on relevant regions before February 1, which the market interprets as a tough stance, further intensifying risk sentiment.
Many traders are beginning to reassess the macro situation. Rising trade policy uncertainty → increased inflation expectations → pressure on risk assets, this transmission chain is playing out in reality. For holders, it is important to closely monitor policy developments and data, as macro fluctuations directly impact asset price movements.