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In April 2025, Trump imposed tariffs of up to 125% on Chinese goods, reigniting a global trade war. Centered around the keyword why Trump tariffs, this article delves into the policy rationale behind the move and extends the analysis to the reactions of global stock markets and crypto assets like Bitcoin—helping you understand the capital flow logic and market panic under this new wave of macroeconomic turbulence.

Trump's new tariff policy triggers panic in the crypto market, causing Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies to plunge. Learn how investors can respond through asset allocation, risk management, and tracking market trends.

Gate Research's Weekly Market Review and Outlook covers Bitcoin and altcoin trends, macro liquidity, on-chain indicators, hot project updates, token unlock information, and key industry events, providing comprehensive analysis and predictions for the cryptocurrency market.

This article explores the psychological game and market behavior of investors in the cryptocurrency market, revealing how many people react to asset price increases or decreases due to market volatility and uncertainty, such as panic selling or taking profits too early.

Gate Research Report: From March 27 to April 10, ETH showed greater price volatility than BTC. BTC's long/short ratio rebounded early but remained below monthly highs, indicating limited confidence recovery. Average daily liquidations surged to $380 million — up 90% from the previous period. Over 5 million BTC are currently held at a loss, nearing historical bottom levels. Some tokens saw trading volume spike during panic selling and formed classic 'volume-led recovery' patterns.

This article analyzes the recent panic in the cryptocurrency market, focusing on the large short positions in Bitcoin futures at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). Since launching BTC futures trading in 2017, CME now holds 28.75% of the market. Currently, CME's short positions amount to $5.8 billion, raising concerns about large-scale shorting of BTC by Wall Street. The author analyzes the data and suggests that these short positions are likely due to institutional investors arbitraging the price difference between CME futures and Bitcoin spot ETFs, rather than simply being bearish on the market. The article also discusses the potential impact of this arbitrage strategy on ETF net inflows and Bitcoin prices, urging investors to reassess the significance of the relevant data. Additionally, it points out that there are still bearish forces in the market, so caution is advised.

Usual recently garnered market attention due to the USD0++ depegging incident. USD0++ is an enhanced stablecoin backed by RWA assets, offering up to 50% APY. On January 10, Usual modified its redemption rules, reducing the unconditional redemption rate to 0.87, which triggered market panic and caused the USD0++ price to drop to around $0.9. This move is seen as a strategic effort by the project team to accurately trigger the liquidation of high-leverage circular loan positions through a set redemption floor and liquidation line while attempting to control the circulation of the USUAL token and curb the death spiral. However, the centralized and governance-lacking process of the rule changes raised concerns among users. This incident reflects the participation risks in complex DeFi products and the dynamic adjustments in market development.

Gate Research Daily Report: October 22—BTC price fell 2.40% over the past 24 hours to $67,376, facing support at $66,500. Investors should closely monitor market dynamics. Bitcoin network hash rate reached a new all-time high, surpassing 840 EH/s. Magic Eden surpassed OpenSea in user numbers over the past year. Gate Ventures and HackQuest co-hosted the Web3 Dev Huddle, fostering Web3 innovation in Southeast Asia. A spelling error with GOAT caused a brief panic-driven correction, but it did not dampen the ongoing popularity of AI Meme derivative tokens. The European Union launched the Trusted Investors Network to support deep tech innovation and enhance global competitiveness. The daily active users of the TON network dropped to around 1.58 million.

This article explores the crypto market cycle theory, which has its roots in traditional financial markets and helps analyze cryptocurrency price patterns. The market alternates between greed and fear through six distinct stages: the accumulation phase (market stabilization), markup phase (gradual recovery), bubble phase (rapid growth), distribution phase (profit-taking), crash phase (spreading panic), and bottom phase (beginning of a new cycle). Each stage exhibits distinct market characteristics and investor behaviors. By studying market psychology and historical data, investors can better anticipate market movements.

This article will delve into common psychological pitfalls faced by cryptocurrency traders, provide reference strategies for emotional control, and introduce relevant support tools and workflow recommendations. Additionally, we will address potential psychological risks in trading and explore future trends, envisioning possible scenarios to help traders better navigate market challenges and enhance the rationality and stability of their trading decisions.

For investors, they should fully understand the high risk and uncertainty of the Bitcoin market, avoid blindly following the trend for investment. Before investing, evaluate their own risk tolerance and formulate a reasonable investment plan. During the investment process, strictly adhere to strategies such as diversified investment, position control, and setting stop-loss points to reduce investment risks. At the same time, pay close attention to macroeconomic conditions, regulatory policy changes, and market dynamics, and adjust investment strategies in a timely manner.

This article explores the concept of the Crypto Fear and Greed Index, its calculation method, and its application in trading strategies. It offers specific methods for using the Fear and Greed Index to develop trading strategies, including combining it with other technical analysis indicators and integrating it with DCA strategies.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) in the cryptocurrency market. It covers the core principles of DCA, offers practical implementation tips, highlights its risks and limitations, and emphasizes its value as a long-term investment strategy.

Tariffs are specific taxes imposed by sovereign nations on goods that cross international borders. Their essence lies in regulating international trade flows through price mechanisms, protecting domestic industries from foreign competition, and serving as leverage in international trade negotiations.

The 2024 altcoin season is here! This article analyzes market cycles, capital flow, and BTC dominance trends, offering 6 strategies to help you capitalize on the altcoin surge.