#特朗普向欧洲实施关税措施 Davos' atmosphere this year is eerie. Trade disputes are reigniting, and global elites are falling silent. But the true wave of crisis comes from deeper social fractures.

The K-shaped recovery in recent years has exposed everything. Stock markets hitting new highs, luxury homes in short supply, yet for ordinary people, homeownership has become an unreachable dream. The post-pandemic recovery has not been evenly distributed but has instead diverged into two extremes—those at the top enjoying wealth appreciation, while the bottom struggles with every bill.

Big capital sees this most clearly. A leader from a major asset management firm openly admitted: those most impacted by the shocks are simply not the ones sitting in conference rooms at Davos. Ironically, elites fly in on private jets to discuss environmental protection and equality, while turning a blind eye to the world below that is tearing itself apart.

Past lessons are still fresh—Brexit, the pandemic, various hyped-up new trends, and Davos's predictions have never been wrong. Can they see the situation clearly this time? Some have issued warning signals: naked wealth concentration, and once the checks and balances are lost, just one trigger could cause the entire system to spiral out of control.

There is almost no dialogue between the rich and the poor, only a silent chasm widening constantly. How long can this state last? No one knows. $ETH $BNB $ZEC