Recently, this tariff drama has stirred up the global market. That former president is once again touting his "reciprocal tariff" myth—claiming that US stocks and 401k retirement funds are both hitting record highs, inflation, prices, and taxes are all decreasing, and he casually urges the Supreme Court "I hope God helps you make the right choice." This is not prayer; it is clearly pressure.

Looking back to November of last year, the Supreme Court had just questioned the legality of his tariffs with a vote of 6-3. After all, according to the Constitution, the power to tax should belong to Congress, yet he is stubbornly relying on a fifty-year-old emergency statute. Even the Supreme Court justices he nominated couldn't help but ask, "Why impose tariffs comprehensively on countries like Spain and France?"

On the surface, it seems that pensions have increased, prices have dropped, and the common people appear to be benefiting. However, polling data quickly proves otherwise: 64% of Americans oppose this round of tariffs, and 73% are concerned about skyrocketing prices of daily necessities, with his approval rating hitting its lowest point in nearly eighty years.

Looking at the actual impact again — tariffs on China once soared to 145%, and China and the EU immediately retaliated, completely disrupting the global trade order. The 89 billion in tariff revenue sounds impressive, but behind it are skyrocketing costs for American businesses and a plummeting international reputation, even traditional allies have been offended.

The whole world is watching the Supreme Court: will they give the green light to this tariff card? If it really goes to the end, not only will the trade landscape need to be reshuffled, but crypto assets like $BTC, $FUN, and $ZEC will also have to ride the roller coaster of geopolitical risks.

Is this ultimately a short-term carnival or a buried time bomb? Can he win back the election with the tariff card? What do you think?