#2026年比特币行情展望 This weekend, the U.S. Supreme Court has a key ruling that will determine whether Trump's tariff policies can continue to be enforced. On the surface, it's a trade case, but it directly impacts global capital flows.

There are two possible scenarios:

If the court rejects the tariffs, the market may breathe a short-term sigh of relief, and risk sentiment could improve. However, Goldman Sachs' analysis team points out that the government might turn to other legal means to continue applying trade pressure, and this optimism could fade quickly. Conversely, if the court supports the president's authority and confirms the tariffs, the market will face dual pressures from inflation expectations and protectionist policies, which could harm risk assets.

The deeper logic is: regardless of the ruling, it reinforces the market's core concern—the rise in global policy uncertainty and the beginning of a trust shake in the dollar. This is precisely the reason why assets like $BTC and $ETH exist. U.S. bank research has long indicated that cryptocurrencies are particularly sensitive to liquidity changes and tend to react even before policy signals are fully clear.

How to respond:

In the short term, avoid high leverage, as emotional volatility around the ruling could be amplified. But fundamentally, what drives the crypto market is the Federal Reserve's movements and large capital flows—that's the real underlying logic. In macro turbulence, Bitcoin's narrative as a "hard currency" not controlled by any country will become increasingly credible.

True investors are not betting on the short-term rise or fall of a single ruling but are looking for better long-term entry points amid emotional fluctuations. $DOGE