The main viewpoint in today's space is that it is now driven by "events", and each event affects the monetary policy of the United States by influencing data, thereby affecting the trend of the risk market. For example, increasing tariffs in Europe by 25% may not be related to Bitcoin, but European tariffs are meant to balance support for Ukraine. The end of the Russia Ukraine war can hedge against inflation in the United States and provide support for tariff cuts in Canada and Mexico, thereby supporting liquidity and indirectly affecting investor sentiment and willingness to invest. And events often have strong uncertainty, so in the short term, events can interfere with the trend. But the overall trend is inevitably shifting from monetary tightening to monetary easing. It's just that the event affected the process's time, but it's difficult to change the outcome. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex