Today's homework is hard to write. Trump really knows how to stir things up. At the beginning, he announced a reciprocal tariff of 10%, and the market was buzzing for a moment. Bitcoin once had hopes of hitting $90,000, and the US stock market also saw a significant rise. However, Trump's words have increasingly taken a different turn. It turns out that the 10% reciprocal tariff is based on equal adjustments to tariffs, meaning that the tariffs imposed by other countries on the US, divided by 2, will be the tariffs the US imposes on those countries, with a minimum of 10%.

This means that if any country imposes a 10% tariff on the US, then the US will also impose a reciprocal tariff of 10% on that country, but this does not include automobiles, as the tariff on imported cars is a flat 25%. Of course, there is a bug here; Trump also acknowledged that investing in factories in the US and expanding employment can offset tariffs. I remember that Hyundai from South Korea promised to build a plant in the US and provide over 1,400 job opportunities, and at that time, Trump said they would be exempt from tariffs.

This information is certainly favorable for American car companies, as the cost of imported cars has risen. Tesla rose 5.3% at closing.

We previously discussed whether the tariffs are beneficial or not, and it is still uncertain. According to Trump, the 10% reciprocal tariff will officially take effect on April 5, while the additional equal tariff, which is the divided part, will officially take effect on April 9, which is April 10 in Beijing time.

This means there is still a week for all countries with tariffs above 10% to adjust. If these countries are willing to lower their tariffs on the US to 10%, then the US will also adjust its tariffs on these countries to 10%, except for China, and this time Mexico and Canada are not included in the discussion. It is still too early to say what the final result will be; let's wait until April 9.

Overall, if the current data is officially implemented, a major trade war will break out, which is definitely not a good thing.

Inflation and the economy will have headaches.

Returning to the $BTC data, I don't want to say too much; let's just wash up and sleep. I don't know if there will be FUD when we return to Asian time tomorrow, as the impact on China is quite significant. China is likely to implement retaliatory tariffs, and it's uncertain for Japan and South Korea as well. As I have always said, the difficulty will increase in April.

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