White House Press Secretary: Reciprocal Tariffs to Take Effect on April 3

On April 3rd, according to data from Coinglass, within the past 1 hour, a total of $135 million was liquidated across the entire network. Specifically, there were $36.26 million in long liquidations and $98.43 million in short liquidations.

On April 3rd, Trump declared that the US will impose a 46% tariff on Vietnam; a 10% tariff on the UK; a 31% tariff on Switzerland; a 49% tariff on Cambodia; a 36% tariff on Thailand; a 30% tariff on South Africa; a 32% tariff on Indonesia; a 10% tariff on Brazil; and a 10% tariff on Singapore. A 20% retaliatory tariff will be applied to EU countries one by one; and a 24% tariff will be levied on goods imported from Japan. (Golden Ten) After the detailed tariff announcement, Bitcoin immediately dropped by 3.35%, Nasdaq futures plunged violently, expanding the decline to 1.2%, and the US Dollar Index (DXY) also fluctuated by 0.5% in a short time.

On April 3rd, market data indicates that the Nasdaq futures underwent a violent downward plunge. The decline expanded to 1.2% after previously rising by 1.7%. (FX Street)

On April 3rd, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin declined by nearly 3% within 10 minutes and is currently trading at $85,890.

On April 3rd, Trump declared that the US would impose a 20% retaliatory tariff on each EU country and a 24% tariff on goods imported from Japan. (FXStreet)

On April 3rd, based on HTX market data, Trump declared that the United States will impose a 10% blanket tariff on all imported goods. This is at the lower end of previous expectations. After the tariff was effectively implemented, U.S. stock index futures surged sharply, with Nasdaq futures' gains expanding to 1.8%. Bitcoin also rose accordingly by 2.7% and broke through $88,000, currently trading at $88,231. BlockBeats Note: Trump's previous options encompassed a tiered system (10%-20%) or a uniform 20% global tariff.