Crypto Market and General Reaction to US Tariff Incident

• Liquidation and price plunge recorded across the crypto market.
• The US Dollar slid on the Index.
• Concerns about refunds and debt issuance persist.

The US tariff incident pertains to the national Supreme Court striking down tariffs imposed by Donald Trump. The verdict has now yielded reactions from different sectors, including the crypto market. It becomes important to notice reactions to the verdict because uncertainty about Trump’s next move still looms. And, there is little information about other aspects, like refunds or litigation risks.

Crypto Market Reacts to US Tariff Verdict

The global crypto market has reacted in two different ways – price and liquidations. The former has seen a broader plunge led by BTC. The flagship token has lost 2.52% in 24 hours to trade at around $66,315. Bitcoin tokens’ volatility has surged to 11.03%, now categorised as very high with an FGI of 5 points.

Liquidation stands at $508.01 million for 24 hours. BTC alone recorded $232.94 million worth of liquidation. It includes short and long worth $25.69 million and $207.24 million, respectively. Data by Coinglass further shows that ETH ranks second with a liquidation of $128.33 million when the article is being written.

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The US Dollar has declined by 0.14% against the basket of six currencies. It now values 97.655. The figure only stands tall by 0.53% in the last 5 days; however, it shows a declining trend over a month and 6 months. The negative change comes to 0.69% and 0.60%, applicable in the same order.

Debt issuance and litigation risks are additional likely reactions that are expected to follow. There is no clarity about how monetary collections via tariffs, now struck down, will be refunded. The decision is likely to come from a lower court. Meanwhile, concerns about receiving litigation and/or increasing debt issuance are at the center of the stage.

For a quick reference, more than $175 billion worth of revenue was raised by high tariffs. Yields on 10-year Treasuries were seen at 4.1%, higher than earlier. There is now a reported concern about inflation and interest rates.

What’s Next?

It remains to be seen what the lower court rules in terms of refunds. Until then, there is attention on what decision the Bank of Japan (BoJ) takes about raising interest rates. It is speculated that the BoJ may raise rates in March 2026. Any decision and related-markets could see a butterfly effect. It could be wrong to exclude the crypto market from any such developments.

It is important to note that the content of this article is neither a recommendation nor advice. Do thorough research and risk assessment before crypto, or any other kind of, investments.

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