BitUnix analyst: Trump plans to impose a new round of tariffs on imported goods, causing market volatility fear index to fall to 44

BlockBeats News: On February 19th, US President Trump announced at 2:00 am Beijing time that he may impose a high 25% tariff on imported cars, semiconductor chips, and drugs, which could be implemented as early as April 2nd. Trump also stated that tariffs on semiconductors and drugs may be further increased within a year and will give companies time to shift production to the United States to avoid the impact of tariffs. This move may escalate the scale of the trade war, lead to major US trading partners raising tariffs, and reshape global supply chains. At present, the 25% import tariff imposed by the United States on steel and aluminum materials will take effect on March 12th, while the 25% tariff imposed on Canada and Mexico will be temporarily postponed until March 4th. On the early morning of February 19th, the price of Bitcoin briefly plummeted to $93300, hitting a new low in nearly two weeks, but then rebounded to $95400. Analysts believe that Bitcoin is still consolidating at a high level, with short-term support ranging from $92500 to $91800; The short-term pressure range is between $100500 and $99800, and if it breaks through the short-term pressure range, it is expected to stabilize at the $100000 mark.