Just got a news update, and the Ministry of Commerce has made another statement today.
On the U.S. side, they’re considering adding yet another 7.5% tariff, using the same old excuse—“excess capacity.”
Our spokesperson Huang Ling directly shot back: This is dragging business matters into politics—classic lack of reason and playing favorites in a small circle. China firmly does not agree. And the message was very clear: we’ll keep watching closely going forward, with all response measures on the table and ready to be used at any time.
Honestly, this play has been going on from March to now, one round after another—who can take it anymore?🤯
They just added tariffs on 60 countries, and now they’re eyeing us too, acting like everyone is just “greens” to be harvested?
But while we can vent, this kind of stirring up might not be a bad thing for China’s crypto market.
The more intense the trade friction, the more chaotic the macro environment becomes, and capital will need somewhere to hide. Borderless assets like Bitcoin are actually easier to target.
The higher the wall, the more valuable the ladders for getting over it—everyone understands that, right?
Anyway, I’m not panicking. The more the market gets stirred up, the harder it is for opportunities to stay hidden.
Do you think this time it’s just a feint, or do they really want a hard fight?$TAC
$BTR
#SEC向白宫提交加密托管规则提案 #比特币64亿美元期权将到期
On the U.S. side, they’re considering adding yet another 7.5% tariff, using the same old excuse—“excess capacity.”
Our spokesperson Huang Ling directly shot back: This is dragging business matters into politics—classic lack of reason and playing favorites in a small circle. China firmly does not agree. And the message was very clear: we’ll keep watching closely going forward, with all response measures on the table and ready to be used at any time.
Honestly, this play has been going on from March to now, one round after another—who can take it anymore?🤯
They just added tariffs on 60 countries, and now they’re eyeing us too, acting like everyone is just “greens” to be harvested?
But while we can vent, this kind of stirring up might not be a bad thing for China’s crypto market.
The more intense the trade friction, the more chaotic the macro environment becomes, and capital will need somewhere to hide. Borderless assets like Bitcoin are actually easier to target.
The higher the wall, the more valuable the ladders for getting over it—everyone understands that, right?
Anyway, I’m not panicking. The more the market gets stirred up, the harder it is for opportunities to stay hidden.
Do you think this time it’s just a feint, or do they really want a hard fight?$TAC
$BTR
#SEC向白宫提交加密托管规则提案 #比特币64亿美元期权将到期