$ZEC $SOL Market sentiment continues to heat up ahead of Wednesday

The U.S. Supreme Court will rule on Trump's tariff policy this Wednesday, and this decision could introduce a key variable: if the court finds the tariffs unlawful, the government will need to refund over $200 billion to importers. What effect will this massive flow of funds into the market have?

Interestingly, the Treasury Department just issued a statement saying that the national reserves are sufficient, and the refunds will not trigger liquidity shortages. In other words, what was once considered a potential "crisis" is being redefined as a potential "opportunity."

What does this mean for the market?

The consumer side may get a breathing space. The downward pressure on trade costs eases, inflation expectations may adjust, and purchasing power could rebound. On the corporate side, the cash flow pressure on importers is significantly relieved, and the pricing of imported goods may adjust accordingly. More importantly, if the policy is implemented properly, this wave of massive liquidity could serve as a stimulus, impacting the stock market, commodities, and even the entire crypto market.

But risks are also worth noting. If there are issues in the policy implementation process, the market could experience sharp volatility in the short term. Traders and institutional investors are already closely watching, and position adjustments are underway. Wednesday could not only be the court's ruling day but also a significant dividing point in this year's market landscape.

The economic policies from the Trump era are still evolving, and how this macro-level change will ultimately transmit to asset prices remains to be seen. Whether for individual investors or institutions, this week's market movements deserve close attention.