So here's the thing—Trump just casually dropped a take on the whole EU potentially dumping US Treasuries situation. His vibe? Basically unbothered. "If they do, they do," he said. Not exactly the kind of reaction that screams desperation.
What's interesting here is the backdrop. When major institutions or nations start talking about offloading US debt, it usually sends markets into overdrive. Bond yields spike, currency markets get jittery, the whole nine yards. But Trump's response suggests he's not losing sleep over it.
For crypto folks watching macro trends, this kind of stance matters. A relaxed approach to potential Treasury sales could signal confidence in the dollar, or it could just be political posturing. Either way, it reflects how the US administration is weighing geopolitical economic tensions against domestic priorities.
The real question: Will the EU actually follow through? And if they do, how would asset markets—including crypto—actually respond? That's what traders are actually trying to figure out.
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SerLiquidated
· 13h ago
No matter how calm he tries to appear, no one can escape when the dollar crashes. We'll see who can still stand firm then.
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FlyingLeek
· 13h ago
This attitude is truly incredible. To put it simply, it's like betting that the EU won't dare to take real action.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 13h ago
This guy really has a gambler's mentality, either he's truly confident... but I still think he's overestimating himself.
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PonziWhisperer
· 13h ago
"If they do they do"... Sounds pretty cool, but who can be fooled by this kind of talk? When something really happens, you'll still have to pay the price.
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ThesisInvestor
· 13h ago
This attitude is a bit off. They speak casually, but how steady would they be if they really wanted to dump the market...
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AirdropHuntress
· 13h ago
After research and analysis, there's a bit of an issue with this rhetoric... Saying it so casually, in reality, is probably testing the market's bottom line.
If the EU really dares to sell large amounts of government bonds, data shows that a surge of dozens of basis points in US Treasury yields is not a dream. The key is—his calmness actually indicates that there is something behind it.
The biggest fear in the crypto market is this kind of geopolitical black swan. Historical data shows that each time, it was only after a sharp decline that the reaction came. It is recommended to pay attention to these directions: the trend of the US dollar index, and the correlation between BTC and US Treasury yields.
Honestly, this kind of "indifference" attitude is hard to be convincing.
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OffchainWinner
· 13h ago
This indifferent attitude is actually the most frightening; true great power games don't need to be loudly shouted.
So here's the thing—Trump just casually dropped a take on the whole EU potentially dumping US Treasuries situation. His vibe? Basically unbothered. "If they do, they do," he said. Not exactly the kind of reaction that screams desperation.
What's interesting here is the backdrop. When major institutions or nations start talking about offloading US debt, it usually sends markets into overdrive. Bond yields spike, currency markets get jittery, the whole nine yards. But Trump's response suggests he's not losing sleep over it.
For crypto folks watching macro trends, this kind of stance matters. A relaxed approach to potential Treasury sales could signal confidence in the dollar, or it could just be political posturing. Either way, it reflects how the US administration is weighing geopolitical economic tensions against domestic priorities.
The real question: Will the EU actually follow through? And if they do, how would asset markets—including crypto—actually respond? That's what traders are actually trying to figure out.