QCP 资本指出，受川普加税及全球风险情绪转变影响，加密货币市场爆发剧烈抛售。在美国股市开盘前，通常作为“风险情绪指标”的加密货币此次遭遇近 20 亿美元爆仓，其中 ETH 的跌幅比 BTC 更显著。此类脱钩行情进一步表明，此次风险资产下挫更多是跨资产组合再平衡的结果，而非单一资产驱动。随着特朗普准备与加拿大和墨西哥进行谈判，并声明“肯定”会对欧盟征收关税，预计市场波动性将持续加大。

<div>QCP 资本指出，受川普加税及全球风险情绪转变影响，加密货币市场爆发剧烈抛售。在美国股市开盘前，通常作为“风险情绪指标”的加密货币此次遭遇近 20 亿美元爆仓，其中 ETH 的跌幅比 BTC 更显著。此类脱钩行情进一步表明，此次风险资产下挫更多是跨资产组合再平衡的结果，而非单一资产驱动。随着特朗普准备与加拿大和墨西哥进行谈判，并声明“肯定”会对欧盟征收关税，预计市场波动性将持续加大。<div> </div><br><br></div>

QCP 资本：特朗普加墨谈判在即，欧盟关税威胁或令市场波动继续加剧

QCP Capital pointed out that due to the impact of Trump's tariffs and the change in global risk sentiment, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a violent sell-off. Before the opening of the US stock market, cryptocurrencies, which are usually used as "risk sentiment indicators", have encountered a liquidation of nearly $2 billion, with ETH's decline being more significant than BTC's. This decoupling further indicates that this risk asset decline is more the result of a rebalancing of cross-asset portfolios, rather than being driven by a single asset. As Trump prepares to negotiate with Canada and Mexico, and declares that he will "certainly" impose tariffs on the EU, market volatility is expected to continue to increase.

The crypto market has experienced a severe sell-off due to the impact of Trump's tariffs and the change in global risk sentiment. Before the US stock market opened, cryptocurrencies, which are typically used as a "risk sentiment indicator", saw around $2 billion in liquidations, with ETH seeing a more significant decline than BTC. This decoupling further indicates that the current decline in risk assets is more a result of portfolio rebalancing across asset classes, rather than being driven by a single asset. As Trump prepares to negotiate with Canada and Mexico, and declares that he will "certainly" impose tariffs on the EU, market volatility is expected to continue increasing.

QCP Capital: Trump's Canada-Mexico negotiations are imminent, and EU tariff threats may continue to increase market volatility

The United States President Trump has carried out his threat, imposing a 25% general tariff on Canada and Mexico, and a 10% tariff on Chinese goods, starting from Tuesday, triggering a broad decline in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin has been declining since the weekend, reaching a low of $96,150 this morning, a 24-hour drop of 3.2%. Ethereum has also fallen below the $3,000 mark, and Trump's meme coin TRUMP has dropped below $20, declining 53.8% in the past two weeks.

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- The United States has imposed additional tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China...

Trump's tariff war begins, Bitcoin hits 97K, TRUMP once fell below $20

Trump announces new tariffs, global markets "face a winter"
President Trump signed an executive order on February 1 to impose a 10% tariff on goods from China, the latest trade protectionist measure that has quickly sparked widespread global opposition. There is also significant criticism within the US, with many believing this measure will further disrupt the global economy.
Furthermore, the US has also announced a 25% tariff on goods from Mexico and Canada, with Canadian energy products facing a 10% increase.
Cryptocurrency market "hit by a cold wave"
Due to the new tariffs announced by Trump, global financial markets have been severely...

Bitcoin plummets to $92,000 as Trump's tariffs continue to affect the market

President Trump (Donald Trump) officially signed an executive order on Saturday to impose tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China. Under the new policy, Canadian and Mexican goods will be subject to a 25% tariff, while Chinese imports will face a 10% tariff. Energy resources will be subject to a lower 10% tariff to mitigate the impact on domestic fuel and home heating oil prices in the United States.

Trump posted on the social media platform X to explain the tariff policy, claiming that these measures are in response to the "threat of illegal immigration and deadly drugs (such as fentanyl) to American citizens".

Is a global trade war imminent? Trump's new tariffs have triggered strong backlash from many countries, and the global economy may face a new round of shocks