Eastern Time Thursday at 5:30 PM, a key policy meeting is about to take place. Just the day before, Trump signed a far-reaching executive order — the United States will withdraw from 66 international organizations assessed as "not in America's interest." Once this decision was announced, global markets immediately became tense.

Withdrawing from international organizations is just the beginning. Based on his recent series of actions, this closed-door meeting is likely to focus on a more aggressive "America First" policy framework. From diplomacy to economic policy, the direction may point to several areas: Will policy continue to strengthen America's unilateral actions? Are there new aggressive signals in fiscal and tariff policies?

It is worth noting that he has signed legislation to increase military spending to $901 billion and is seeking to significantly boost defense and homeland security expenditures. These measures not only involve policy adjustments but also impact the global cooperation system.

When the traditional financial system faces such uncertainty, what does history tell us? Capital will seek "safe havens." During previous global policy shocks, decentralized crypto assets, due to their unique asset properties, often attracted investors seeking diversified asset allocation. Not being directly constrained by the policies of a single economy, this characteristic is especially important amid the current dramatic changes in the global policy environment.

How will tonight's meeting unfold? Any strong statements on fiscal, tariff, or international trade issues could directly catalyze market sentiment. As a risk and safe-haven asset, BTC often finds opportunities for re-pricing at such moments. How the market reacts is worth close observation.