PANews 4月3日消息，据BloFin Academy分析，美国总统特朗普的全面关税政策超出市场预期，引发全球贸易网络成本飙升与经济区域化趋势，投资组合“去美元化”再平衡加速。美元强挂钩资产（如美股、山寨币）或持续被抛售，避险资金转向BTC、稳定币、现金、RWA等离岸资产。BTC因其支付系统属性与低美元关联度，成避险首选；而稳定币与黄金挂钩代币则因其“Eurodollar 2.0”属性及债券关联性，在当前避险环境中优势明显。

<p>PANews 4月3日消息，据BloFin Academy分析，美国总统特朗普的全面关税政策超出市场预期，引发全球贸易网络成本飙升与经济区域化趋势，投资组合“去美元化”再平衡加速。美元强挂钩资产（如美股、山寨币）或持续被抛售，避险资金转向BTC、稳定币、现金、RWA等离岸资产。BTC因其支付系统属性与低美元关联度，成避险首选；而稳定币与黄金挂钩代币则因其“Eurodollar 2.0”属性及债券关联性，在当前避险环境中优势明显。</p>

观点：川普关税政策将引发资金加速流向离岸避险资产

PANews reported on April 3rd that according to BloFin Academy's analysis, President Trump's comprehensive tariff policy exceeded market expectations, triggering a surge in global trade network costs and a trend towards economic regionalization, accelerating the rebalancing of investment portfolios' "de-dollarization". Dollar-pegged assets (such as US stocks and Altcoins) may continue to be sold off, with safe-haven funds shifting towards offshore assets like BTC, stablecoins, cash, and RWA. BTC, due to its payment system attributes and low correlation with the US dollar, has become the preferred safe-haven asset; while stablecoins and gold-pegged tokens show clear advantages in the current risk-averse environment due to their "Eurodollar 2.0" attributes and bond correlation.

<p>PANews reported on April 3rd that according to BloFin Academy's analysis, President Trump's comprehensive tariff policy exceeded market expectations, triggering a surge in global trade network costs and a trend towards economic regionalization, accelerating the rebalancing of investment portfolios' "de-dollarization". Dollar-pegged assets (such as US stocks and Altcoins) may continue to be sold off, with safe-haven funds shifting towards offshore assets like BTC, stablecoins, cash, and RWA. BTC, due to its payment system attributes and low correlation with the US dollar, has become the preferred safe-haven asset; while stablecoins and gold-pegged tokens show clear advantages in the current risk-averse environment due to their "Eurodollar 2.0" attributes and bond correlation.</p>

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