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🚨 TRUMP’S TARIFF CAUSED THE MOST BRUTAL CRYPTO CRASHES
Here’s what’s coming next for the markets:
Trump’s tariff announcements have repeatedly caused short-term crashes.
And at this point, it feels like a cycle of its own.
What happened with the new EU tariffs is not random. It follows the same structure that has played out many times before.
When Trump announces aggressive tariffs, markets react with fear. This is exactly what we saw today.
Bitcoin dumped hard, and large-cap alts dropped 20-30% within an hour.
$600 million in long positions got liquidated, and $100B+ was wiped out from the crypto market.
What caused this dump was not only US tariffs but also retaliation from the EU.
In October 2025, we saw the same thing when the US imposed new tariffs on China.
But what’s coming next?
First of all, there’s one thing that we all know.
President Trump can’t see the stock market in pain.
The US market will open tomorrow, and looking at the futures, I think tomorrow’s open will be a nasty one.
VIX has already spiked to a 1-month high, and now traders will start building short positions.
They assume the damage will last for months, but just like in the past, bears will be wrong.
The US market could experience pain for a few more days here, but then the communication tone will change.
Officials from both sides will start using softer language.
US officials will start using softer language.
You will begin hearing comments about cooperation, partnership, and the desire for fair trade rather than increasing tariffs further.
But President Trump will continue his aggressive tone and will assert that tariffs will surely be imposed.
Meanwhile, negotiations will start to happen behind the scenes.
There’s a reason Trump always gives a 2-3 week timeframe before imposing any tariffs.
He always looks for a deal and not a war, which we have seen repeatedly since April 2025.
As officials start meeting, the markets will begin to stabilize, but uncertainty will still be there.
Here’s what’s coming next for the markets:
Trump’s tariff announcements have repeatedly caused short-term crashes.
And at this point, it feels like a cycle of its own.
What happened with the new EU tariffs is not random. It follows the same structure that has played out many times before.
When Trump announces aggressive tariffs, markets react with fear. This is exactly what we saw today.
Bitcoin dumped hard, and large-cap alts dropped 20-30% within an hour.
$600 million in long positions got liquidated, and $100B+ was wiped out from the crypto market.
What caused this dump was not only US tariffs but also retaliation from the EU.
In October 2025, we saw the same thing when the US imposed new tariffs on China.
But what’s coming next?
First of all, there’s one thing that we all know.
President Trump can’t see the stock market in pain.
The US market will open tomorrow, and looking at the futures, I think tomorrow’s open will be a nasty one.
VIX has already spiked to a 1-month high, and now traders will start building short positions.
They assume the damage will last for months, but just like in the past, bears will be wrong.
The US market could experience pain for a few more days here, but then the communication tone will change.
Officials from both sides will start using softer language.
US officials will start using softer language.
You will begin hearing comments about cooperation, partnership, and the desire for fair trade rather than increasing tariffs further.
But President Trump will continue his aggressive tone and will assert that tariffs will surely be imposed.
Meanwhile, negotiations will start to happen behind the scenes.
There’s a reason Trump always gives a 2-3 week timeframe before imposing any tariffs.
He always looks for a deal and not a war, which we have seen repeatedly since April 2025.
As officials start meeting, the markets will begin to stabilize, but uncertainty will still be there.
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