Recently, Trump has been going hard on the tariff issue on Truth Social, bluntly stating that if the Supreme Court intervenes, it would pose a "historic threat" to the country. As soon as he said this, the traditional financial sector started getting nervous again.

To be honest, this kind of tug-of-war at the policy level isn't necessarily a bad thing for the crypto market. Every time uncertainty spikes in traditional markets, assets like Bitcoin are re-evaluated—after all, they're not controlled by any single government and are seen by some as natural safe havens. In the short term, the market will definitely swing wildly with sentiment, but in the long run, this volatility might actually be the perfect window for accumulation.

For regular players, the most important thing right now is not to get carried away by emotions. First, pay close attention to policy news, but don't let clickbait headlines dictate your moves. Second, remember to diversify your portfolio—don't bet everything in one direction. Third, if prices really drop, calmly consider whether it's time to buy more instead of panic selling. If you're holding mainstream coins, keep holding them; once market sentiment passes, the prices will rebound.

I think this wave of political drama has actually brought more attention to the crypto world. There's always opportunity hidden in volatility—the key is whether you can stay calm and not act rashly.