{"content":"You kicked off the trade war — now you’re shocked no one’s buying. 🤐 1. Blaming China for Your Own Fire – Trump accuses China of “economic hostility” for not purchasing U.S. soybeans. But China only changed course after the U.S. started the tariff war. Washington raised duties first, so Beijing simply found cheaper suppliers. That’s not hostility — it’s smart economics. No one signs a deal that brings them losses or disrespect. 2. American Goods Are Just Too Expensive – U.S. soybeans cost about $BTC 520 per ton, while Brazil and Argentina offer them for around $BNB 430 — a clear $ETH 90 difference. The same goes for cooking oil: American brands cost $1.45–$1.60 per liter, compared to $0.90–$1.10 from Asian producers. 👉 When prices soar and threats fly, loyalty disappears — buyers go where the market is cheaper and stable. 3. Threats Don’t Create Trade – Trump’s “we can make our own” mantra misses the point. Trade isn’t about ego; it’s about efficiency and cost. 👉 Every time tariffs rise, countries like Brazil, Argentina, and Indonesia quietly fill the gap. 4. Farmers Pay the Price – With China gone — once the buyer of over 60% of U.S. soybean exports — farmers are left with unsold grain and falling incomes. Government subsidies cover the losses, but taxpayers foot the bill. That’s not victory — it’s financial recycling. 5. Crypto Stays Calm Amid Trade Chaos – Each tariff shock or export ban nudges investors toward crypto — Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, tokenized commodities. When politics destabilizes trade, crypto remains neutral. Eventually, markets will ignore $TRUMP #TariffWars, because every escalation tends to end in a familiar U-turn. 6. Trade Isn’t About Loyalty — It’s Math – It’s not about friendship or allegiance; it’s about arithmetic. When your goods are $90 more per ton, the market doesn’t get hostile — it simply moves on.","images":["https://d35imkjvkj28kt.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025102025/10/15/ae3292c4adbb4cb3944b7db78f47e891.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["BNB/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}