What if the Supreme Court blocks Trump's tariff move? That's not stopping the tariff push—not even close. According to Hassett, there's a backup plan. The administration will pivot to other tariff authorities and legal mechanisms to land at the same destination: aggressive trade policy enforcement.
This matters for the market. Tariff escalation typically triggers inflation concerns, currency volatility, and shifts in asset allocation strategies. Crypto traders and institutions are already pricing in policy uncertainty. Whether it's executive orders, Section 301 actions under trade law, or other regulatory levers, the outcome stays consistent—tariffs are coming in some form.
The message is clear: the legal pathway might change, but the policy direction won't. Markets hate uncertainty but they hate surprises more. This kind of clarity about political persistence could actually reduce volatility once traders stop debating "if" and start planning around "when."
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ApeShotFirst
· 01-09 15:25
Oh no, the key is that they really have a backup plan, the court can't stop it... The crypto circle needs to start planning ahead for this wave.
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So basically, tariffs are definitely coming, just under a different name. We need to hurry and run.
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Wait, wait, wait, will this clarity really reduce volatility? I feel like it might actually cause a sharper rise.
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Alright, anyway, certainty is better than uncertainty. Let's start dollar-cost averaging and go long.
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Haha, policies are all about playing tricks, but the end goal is the same. I'm just waiting to profit from the wave increase.
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Now that's good, at least the market knows when it will be cut, and can price accordingly? Speechless.
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The key phrase is this: when not if. My wallet has already started to tremble.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 01-09 15:20
The key is that the certainty of this policy wave can actually stabilize emotions, stopping the obsession with "whether" it will turn around and "when," which is a signal of the bottom range.
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rugdoc.eth
· 01-09 15:13
So it turns out the key is still that old trick, just changing the legal name to keep going... The crypto world is already used to it.
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potentially_notable
· 01-09 15:07
The keyword is backup plan, I know this routine too well, it's just about changing the legal excuse to continue exploiting.
People are still debating whether the Supreme Court will intervene, but the backup plan has already been laid out. The crypto industry has long been pricing this in, and I think the next step is just waiting for the market to shift from "Will it happen?" to "When will it happen?"
Really, a clear policy direction actually stabilizes expectations, which is better than constant indecision... right?
Basically, with certainty coming, volatility might actually converge. But the tax rate still needs to be increased, the inflation pressure is really about to explode.
What if the Supreme Court blocks Trump's tariff move? That's not stopping the tariff push—not even close. According to Hassett, there's a backup plan. The administration will pivot to other tariff authorities and legal mechanisms to land at the same destination: aggressive trade policy enforcement.
This matters for the market. Tariff escalation typically triggers inflation concerns, currency volatility, and shifts in asset allocation strategies. Crypto traders and institutions are already pricing in policy uncertainty. Whether it's executive orders, Section 301 actions under trade law, or other regulatory levers, the outcome stays consistent—tariffs are coming in some form.
The message is clear: the legal pathway might change, but the policy direction won't. Markets hate uncertainty but they hate surprises more. This kind of clarity about political persistence could actually reduce volatility once traders stop debating "if" and start planning around "when."