The news I just came across has directly blown up the market — the U.S. Senate has officially granted Trump the authority to impose tariffs of up to 500% on China!

This is no small matter, and the reason is quite "grandiose":
It is said that China buying energy from Russia and Iran indirectly helps the "war," so tariffs should be imposed.
Specifically, the US has calculated the accounts very carefully this time:
It is claimed that China has bought 60% of Russia's energy and 90% of Iran's exports, and it firmly asserts that these funds ultimately flow into the military sector.
But sharp-eyed people can see that this is more like upgrading the trade game under the guise of "energy."
What's more interesting is the contrast in attitudes on both sides:
Trump recently mentioned "we should help China," but then he turned around and raised the tariff club.
China has been straightforward, directly pointing out that this is a "blatant double standard."
Even the U.S. Vice President has come out to take a jab, saying "Don't underestimate America's chips," which has intensified the tension.
The key point is coming —— People in the crypto world should never feel that this matter has nothing to do with them.
Now the global market is already "pulling one thread and affecting the whole body"; traditional markets like US stocks and crude oil have begun to fluctuate dramatically, and cryptocurrencies cannot remain unaffected.
When geopolitical tensions rise, funds will panic, and the volatility of coin prices will only increase, not decrease.
Here are three practical suggestions for everyone:
First, pay more attention to the news on the situation every day, don't wait until the fluctuations hit before you react;
Second, quickly check your positions, don't pile up too much risk assets, and leave some room for error.