Donald Trump's actions as president are causing significant changes in international politics and may impact economic systems, including cryptocurrencies.
Trump's Actions in International Politics
During his first presidential term, Donald Trump took a hard stance against several countries, notably Turkey, adversely affecting their economies. After the 2020 election, he incited violent protests, leading to an unprecedented moment in U.S. history when his supporters temporarily overtook Congress. His actions as a president today raise concerns about the possibility of starting World War III.
The Conflict with Iran and Its Consequences
In April of this year, Trump unexpectedly announced high tariffs and made remarks concerning the conflict between Iran and Israel. He ordered attacks on Iran's strategically important nuclear facilities. In response, Iran warned that further U.S. actions could lead to serious consequences. 'The nuclear facilities of Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan were attacked, breaching legal norms,' stated an Iranian representative. Despite prior Israeli strikes, such actions from the U.S. had not occurred before.
The Future of Cryptocurrencies Amid Geopolitical Risks
As tensions between Iran and the U.S. escalate, there exists a possibility that peace may be achieved through diplomatic avenues. However, Trump has already warned that 'peace must be achieved quickly, or more attacks will follow.' The escalation of conflict poses risks to the international economy, including the state of cryptocurrencies, which may experience fluctuations due to instability.
The dangerous game Trump is playing on the international stage impacts not only political aspects but may also have significant repercussions on financial markets, including cryptocurrencies. It is essential to monitor the unfolding events to assess potential outcomes.
