PANews reported on April 3 that according to BloFin Academy analysis, US President Trump's comprehensive tariff policy exceeded market expectations, triggering a surge in global trade network costs and economic regionalization trends, accelerating the rebalancing of investment portfolios to "de-dollarize". Strong dollar-pegged assets (such as US stocks and altcoins) may continue to be sold off, and safe-haven funds will turn to offshore assets such as BTC, stablecoins, cash, and RWA. BTC has become the first choice for risk aversion due to its payment system attributes and low dollar correlation; while stablecoins and gold-pegged tokens have obvious advantages in the current risk-averse environment due to their "Eurodollar 2.0" attributes and bond correlation.
Opinion: Trump's tariff policy will trigger an acceleration of capital flows to offshore safe-haven assets
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BTC falls below $102,000, down 0.62% on the day
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Layer0 blockchain infrastructure platform Openverse Network completes $11 million in strategic financing
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Ondo Finance announces USDY listing on Latin American platform TruBit, supporting access by users from Mexico, Argentina, Mexico and Brazil
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In the past 24 hours, the total network contract liquidation was 505 million US dollars, both long and short positions were liquidated
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The short position of "Hyperliquid 50x Address" reversed and made a profit of 1.18 million US dollars, and the position was quickly closed to lock in the profit
- 2025-05-12
Bitcoin spot ETF has a net inflow of 3,569 BTC today, and Ethereum spot ETF has a net inflow of 8,070 ETH