Tariff policy faces legal challenges: US fiscal pressure and market expectations reassessment

NullWhisperer · 2026-01-12T18:40:08+00:00

If the U.S. Supreme Court rules that the government's tariff policies are illegal, it could lead to compensation of hundreds of billions of dollars, putting immense pressure on the national finances, potentially triggering fluctuations in the financial system, affecting the dollar's trend and global capital flows. Investors should pay attention to the timing and reasons for the ruling.

NullWhisperer

2026-01-12 18:40:08

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【CryptoWorld】The market has noticed an important signal. If the US government’s tariff policy is deemed illegal by the Supreme Court, it may have to pay out hundreds of billions of dollars in damages. Once this ruling is established, the national finances will face enormous pressure—almost unable to bear this expense, which will inevitably trigger severe fluctuations in the financial system.

From a macroeconomic perspective, this policy uncertainty directly affects the US dollar’s trend and global capital flows. Historical experience shows that reversals of major economic policies often lead to market re-pricing. Investors need to closely monitor the timing of the Supreme Court’s final ruling and the specific reasons for the decision, as this could become a key variable influencing the trend of risk assets in the near future.

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-12 19:10

Trillions in compensation? How big does this liquidity gap have to be? The dollar side is probably going to face issues.

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alpha_leaker

· 01-12 19:10

Tens of billions in compensation? If that really happens, how much would the dollar drop... Wait, can this verdict really be issued? It doesn't seem very realistic. Tariff issues should have been changed long ago; dragging it out isn't good for anyone. The crypto market is about to take off again, uncertainty is an opportunity. No wonder risk assets have been so volatile recently; turns out they were waiting for this hand. Will there be a result before May? It feels like this is the real black swan.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-12 19:10

Hundreds of billions in compensation? That's hilarious. If the U.S. government actually pays this amount, it would be a miracle. Court rulings are one thing, but enforcement is another matter. Wait, if it really happens, how are we supposed to play with the dollar? I need to quickly move my stablecoins. The key still depends on how the court rules. Don't keep dangling it in front of us all the time.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 01-12 19:06

Trillions of dollars in compensation? The US Treasury is going bankrupt haha, this is good news for the crypto world --- Wait, will this verdict really be implemented? Feels like just hype again --- I just want to know when the verdict will be announced, so I can plan my ambush early --- Is it another dollar crisis theory? I've heard it so many times, it feels weak and powerless --- Here it comes, the opportunity for re-pricing... waiting for the plunge --- People who don't understand US politics shouldn't speculate recklessly, in the end retail investors get cut --- The key is when the verdict will be made, anything said now is pointless --- Is the coin about to take off? I think I'll wait and see

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-12 18:58

Tens of billions in compensation? The pace of the U.S. Treasury's direct bankruptcy, how many black swans can this court ruling trigger? --- Wait, if it really gets judged like that, can the dollar still hold up? It feels like the crypto market is about to take off. --- Damn, just one sentence from the Supreme Court can reprice global assets? This game rule is too crazy. --- The key still depends on when the ruling comes out. Who knows what the next move will be... --- With such great fiscal pressure, just print money directly. Anyway, inflation continues, and we keep accumulating coins.

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