#2026年比特币行情展望 The U.S. Supreme Court will make a final ruling on January 9th regarding a tariff policy implemented by a major foreign leader. The outcome of this decision could fundamentally change the direction of U.S. economic policy.$BTC

The focus of the litigation is clear: whether the government has overstepped its authority. Importers and states led by the Democratic Party are questioning whether the White House has the power to impose large-scale tariffs under the guise of a "national emergency" without congressional approval. During a hearing last November, judges—whether conservative or liberal—expressed skepticism.$ETH

Currently, the tariff policy is divided into three parts: a 10% global basic tariff, special tariffs on Canada and Mexico, and so-called "reciprocal tariffs" on Asia and the European Union. If the court rules that the government overstepped its authority, this entire system, known as the "economic agenda cornerstone," could collapse.

Economic pressures are already quite tangible. The federal budget deficit may worsen, and long-term government bond yields could rise accordingly. The Federal Reserve and retailers are both saying that tariffs have significantly driven up prices. As a result, the government has already begun to make adjustments—removing items like coffee, bananas, and beef from the tariff list. Voter support in the three eastern states during last year's local elections highlighted the issue. The latest polls show that only about one-third of Americans approve of economic management, a figure that underscores the extent of public pressure.$BNB

The midterm elections in 2026 are approaching, and control of Congress will be a decisive factor. Under the dual risks of politics and economics, this tariff case's ruling is no longer just about trade; it is a key signal for the future direction of U.S. politics. For the global economy and the crypto markets, this outcome is worth close attention.