New developments in US tariff policy: No ruling from the Supreme Court yet, and trade negotiations between Europe and the US are heating up

TokenomicsTrapper · 2026-01-20T15:12:16+00:00

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court has not yet ruled on the legality challenge of global tariffs, while Trade Representative Griller hinted that tariffs will still be used as a negotiation tool, expressing dissatisfaction with the EU's lackluster performance in trade agreements. These signals reflect adjustments in international trade relations and may influence risk appetite in the crypto market.

TokenomicsTrapper

2026-01-20 15:12:16

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 The recent trade situation is quite interesting. The U.S. Supreme Court’s challenge to the legality of global tariffs on January 20 has yet to be decided, leaving many uncertainties.

On the other hand, U.S. Trade Representative Gurría’s statements are worth noting — the tariff threats Trump issued regarding Greenland have been characterized as “appropriate use of tariffs,” which means tariffs may continue to be used as negotiation leverage. Meanwhile, Gurría explicitly pointed out that the EU has taken zero action on implementing trade agreements, especially in agriculture and regulatory areas where disagreements are significant, and U.S. dissatisfaction is building.

This series of policy signals collectively reflect adjustments and strategic plays in international trade relations. For the crypto market, changes in macroeconomic policies often influence market risk appetite, making it worth continuous observation.

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SandwichDetector

· 6h ago

Tariffs really do affect risk appetite in the crypto circle. The unresolved suspense at the Supreme Court keeps the market sentiment chaotic. If Greenland can be used for negotiations, then Trump's tariff card has truly been played to the limit. The EU has been called out for zero action. Now, the trade war between the US and Europe is likely to escalate, and the coin prices will definitely fluctuate accordingly.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 7h ago

Tariffs are really the hot potato of the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court's silent attitude makes it even more inscrutable. That move in Greenland, using tariffs as bargaining chips— isn't that standard operation? The EU has gotten into trouble this time. Macroeconomic policies are full of twists and turns, and crypto prices are bound to fluctuate— this is the real black swan warning. The worst thing is policy reversals; today they say one thing, tomorrow they change their tune. The mindset of holders has been shattered.

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BearMarketGardener

· 7h ago

Tariffs are becoming more like chips, old Trump really knows how to play. But for our crypto circle, this isn't good; this kind of uncertainty is the most heartbreaking. No matter how the market moves, we have to look at the US's face.

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POAPlectionist

· 7h ago

Tariffs really need to be closely monitored... The US is starting to play chips again, the EU is still pretending to be dead, has the crypto market had enough? It's time to fall.

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MevSandwich

· 7h ago

Tariffs have once again become a bargaining chip, Greenland dares to ask for it, what else is there to not dare... --- The EU has long seen through this lazy attitude, they can't even regulate agriculture properly, no wonder the US is annoyed --- The Supreme Court is just dragging its feet, when the ruling comes out, the crypto circle will tremble again --- Basically, it's just a setup: tariff threats → negotiation leverage → market sentiment, let's just wait and watch the show --- If this round of talks really collapses, risk appetite will plummet, small coins are probably going to be wiped out --- Grell's words are a signal, there will definitely be big moves later --- It feels like Europe and the US are about to tear each other apart, and the crypto market will be the first to suffer. I just want to know how the coins will move

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