I agree with Brother Wu very much. In fact, the market changes since the end of January have been driven by Trump's tariffs. First, we will show the equivalent tariffs. In mid to late February, GDPNow suddenly lowered its GDP from 2.5% to -1.8%, exacerbating investors' concerns about an economic recession. At the interest meeting in March, Powell said for the first time that the economy had a downward trend, and publicly said that all inflation and economic disadvantages were from Trump's tariffs. The counterattack of Powell when he stated the facts was not that the Federal Reserve did not want to cut tariffs, but that Trump played a game of tricks. Then in April, China's 145% tariff brought the market sentiment to the bottom. Then there is the suspension of tariffs, GDP and non farm payroll data show strong domestic purchasing power, and inflation has not risen. Next is BTC's first state strategic reserve, the United States reaching trade agreements with most countries, suspending AI chip controls, and publicly stating tax cuts, all of which are positive help to the market. But in reality, all the things that started on April 10th were done to wipe off the previous tariffs. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex