2026-01-21 07:20:51

#特朗普向欧洲实施关税措施 Recently, the trade situation has taken a sharp turn, with Trump threatening tariffs on Greenland at the Davos Forum, which temporarily became a bargaining chip. The EU was not willing to show weakness and immediately announced a retaliatory tariff plan worth 93 billion euros.

This wave of geopolitical tariff battles directly hit the market's nerves. Global risk appetite instantly collapsed (Risk-off), and investors began to withdraw high-beta cryptocurrencies like $BTC, with funds rushing into traditional safe-haven assets such as gold — yesterday's resilient gold price performance is a clear example.

In simple terms, geopolitical tensions → risk aversion triggered → crypto markets come under pressure. Behind this round of adjustment, it is actually the market re-pricing risk.

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TrustMeBro

· 01-21 10:18

Oh my god, they're starting to cut my BTC again. This political farce is really unbelievable.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-21 07:51

BTC has been politicized again, truly unbelievable... The gold side is laughing to death, while we take life and death lightly.

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gas_guzzler

· 01-21 07:49

Here we go again. This old trick: every time there's geopolitical tension, Bitcoin gets hit, and gold is about to take off.

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ChainBrain

· 01-21 07:42

Here we go again? Trump opens his mouth, and BTC drops sharply, while gold is thriving. Is this really different this time, or is the bear market starting to shift the blame again?

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UncommonNPC

· 01-21 07:36

Here we go again? Every time Bitcoin drops, people rush to hold gold. Old trick.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-21 07:36

Here we go again, Greenland tariffs, 93 billion euros retaliation... Is this real? It feels like Trump is always coming up with new tricks. Gold is about to take off again, this time really risk-off, the crypto circle is going to get hit again. Wait, is the 93 billion true, or is it just another paper war? It will all dissipate in the end. Alright, alright, my BTC is about to shrink again. I knew it would be like this, every time geopolitical tensions tighten, it’s the same. This is just the beginning, there’s more to come. It’s still too early to bottom fish now. Isn’t it just pricing risk? Anyway, I’ve gotten used to it. Let it fall.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-21 07:29

Here we go again. Every time tariffs are imposed, the crypto world collectively runs to buy gold. Truly impressive.

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ForkTrooper

· 01-21 07:29

Back at it again? Greenland's threats have been exposed, and there's really no way out. BTC is once again taking the blame; every time geopolitical tensions rise, we get hit. --- A retaliation of 93 billion euros? The EU is truly panicking this time. The market is like this now—when politicians trade barbs, we end up losing. --- Gold has risen again, and this is just money talking. When risk-off mode kicks in, BTC can't withstand it at all. --- Wait, so should we start buying the dip now or keep shorting? When will this wave of correction finally ease up? --- Once the trade war started, we knew it would be like this. The crypto market suffers the most, getting hit along with traditional finance. --- If Greenland can be brought into negotiations, then anything can be used as leverage. The market is definitely panicking right now. --- To put it simply, risk assets are the first to run, and gold is the hard currency. This logic is spot on.

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