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Cancelling the tariff threat is not a sign of trade friendliness; it more resembles a "tactical retreat."
Many people automatically associate "cancelling the tariff threat" with easing relations and improving trade, but the reality is often less warm. This is more like a tactical withdrawal rather than a strategic shift.
Trump is aware that applying pressure to multiple economies simultaneously at this stage can easily trigger chain reactions. Instead of opening fire across the board, it’s better to focus on key areas. Temporarily delaying tariffs on Europe does not mean reducing pressure on o

Trump withdraws the tariff stick, not because he has become gentle, but because he has a clear account of the situation

When Trump announced the cancellation of the threat to impose tariffs on Europe, the market's first reaction was not "world peace," but "he has finally calmed down." After all, on the issue of tariffs, Trump has always been to shout first, then calculate, and finally change. On the surface, it seems like a concession to Europe, but in fact, it is a very realistic cost calculation.
Although domestic inflation in the US has eased recently, it is not stable. Imposing tariffs on

From GateWeb3 to GateDEX, it is essentially a transition from "entry point" to "infrastructure"
The upgrade from GateWeb3 to GateDEX is not just a simple rebranding, but a leap in positioning. Web3 emphasizes more on the "entry point" and "toolset," while DEX directly points to the core infrastructure role within the decentralized financial system. This means Gate is no longer content with just being a bridge between assets and users, but aims to become an important part of on-chain trading liquidity. In the current regulatory environment becoming stricter and with users' increasing demand for