With tariffs hitting 75%, emerging markets are facing a tough reality in accessing US consumers. Industry observers point out that countries like India struggle to maintain competitiveness under such protectionist trade measures. This kind of trade friction isn't just about goods—it signals broader economic shifts that ripple through global markets, including crypto and digital assets. When traditional trade barriers tighten, investors often reassess their portfolio allocation across regions. The squeeze on conventional export markets could redirect capital flows toward digital alternatives and blockchain-based solutions. Understanding these macro currents matters for anyone tracking how geopolitical trade tensions reshape investment landscapes and market opportunities.

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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 7h ago
ngl 75% tariff, these countries in India are really struggling, but on the other hand, this actually presents an opportunity for our crypto... The higher the traditional trade barriers, the more capital flows onto the chain, this logic makes sense.
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GasFeeWhisperervip
· 7h ago
75% tariffs? Traditional trade is getting stuck, and capital will inevitably flow onto the chain. This logic makes sense.
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SellLowExpertvip
· 7h ago
75% tariff is really crazy, India must be suffering... But on the other hand, does this actually benefit the flow of on-chain capital?
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CryptoSurvivorvip
· 7h ago
75% tariffs? India was completely stunned, traditional trade is blocked, and capital can only move onto the chain... Could this actually be a boon for blockchain? That's a bit crazy.
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MEVSandwichMakervip
· 7h ago
75% tariff directly stifled emerging markets; it's indeed very difficult for India to turn things around. But do you think this could drive capital flows into the crypto space? I'm a bit skeptical; most institutions will still prefer to cluster around developed country assets.
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