My views are quite similar to those of Brother Wu. The impact of tariffs on the market is gradually decreasing, especially after Trump saw the GDP data; it must have disgusted him, whether regarding China or Europe. Trump's essence is either to make money or to bring industries back, rather than to drag everyone down together. Additionally, the GDP in the second quarter can more clearly reflect the state of the U.S. economy without tariffs, while the GDP in the third quarter might be the decisive factor.

Moreover, China is not looking to have a head-on confrontation with the U.S. After all, industries are all here, and there are also India, Vietnam, and Cambodia on the periphery. The relationship between China and the U.S. should not be too bad, but it is unlikely to be a key part for Bitcoin.

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