BitUnix analyst: US Treasury Secretary tough on trade policy, global tariff pressure may return to seeking safe haven funds, crypto assets bullish in the medium term BTC support, attention to 100K

According to BlockBeats, on May 19th, US Treasury Secretary Vicente stated that for trading partners who lack goodwill or have not taken action, the US will reinstate high tariffs from April 2nd, with some rates exceeding 10%, and send a formal notice urging renegotiation. At present, only short-term agreements have been reached with China and the UK, with US China tariffs reduced to 30% for the US and 10% for the Chinese, and a dialogue mechanism established to stabilize relations; We will continue to be tough on other countries. Affected by tariffs and credit rating downgrades, the market's risk aversion has increased, and funds may flow into anti inflation tools such as cryptocurrency, driving up attention to cryptocurrency. BitUnix analysts suggest: The return of tough trade policies, combined with the rising risk of US Treasury bonds, will help funds flow into non sovereign assets such as Bitcoin. In the short term, if BTC maintains support at $100000 or hits the all-time high of $110000, pay attention to the pressure at $105000 in the short term. It is recommended to pay attention to the progress of the trade situation between China and the United States, as well as whether other countries have received notification of US tax rates. Policy risks will affect market trends. In terms of configuration, attention can be paid to application-oriented public chain tokens with BTC, ETH, and USD decoupling characteristics.