Trump is betting that European investors won't abandon US markets—even if tariff policies shift. The administration's push to expand territorial interests (including the Greenland initiative) has triggered friction with EU leadership, yet there's confidence that capital will keep flowing westward.

For crypto and traditional market participants, this move signals several things. First, trade tensions could accelerate capital diversification across regions. Second, if tariffs escalate, we might see increased volatility in risk-on assets as investors recalibrate exposure. EU players typically follow ROI—and US markets, despite policy uncertainty, still offer scale and liquidity advantages that are hard to ignore.

The real question: will geopolitical posturing affect investor behavior more than yield differentials? History suggests yield and access usually win. But watch for any signals that suggest otherwise—those shifts often precede broader market repricing.