#美联储回购协议计划 $SUI $XRP $PEPE

The US tariff policy has escalated to a scale of 600 billion. How big is this number? It’s roughly half of Apple’s market value. It sounds distant, but the shockwave on the global financial markets has already begun.

Dollar hegemony is reshaping the trade landscape. When the US becomes the "toll collector" for global transactions, international trade rules follow suit. This is nothing new, but the magnitude and speed are somewhat beyond expectations. Global commodity flows are hindered, supply chains are being reorganized, and exchange rate pressures are mounting in emerging markets.

The old tiger of inflation has not slept. Tariff policies often push up prices, and the Federal Reserve faces a dilemma—continuing to raise interest rates to suppress inflation could harm the economy, while cutting rates might encourage price increases. This contradiction is on the table, and market sentiment is prone to volatility.

Stock markets, forex markets, and commodities—all are experiencing increased volatility. The seesaw effect between risk assets and safe-haven assets is evident. Cryptocurrencies, as a non-traditional asset class, often become targets for capital flight or speculation during such periods.

In this macro environment, where should wealth be moved? This is the real question facing investors.