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🔺The current tariff hiatus, originally due to expire on August 12, is expected to continue for another 90 days, according to Reuters, Bloomberg, and SCMP.
🔺Negotiations are underway in Stockholm (July 28–30), led by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng.
🔺Talks will tackle unresolved issues such as fentanyl-related tariffs, industrial overcapacity, and rare-earth export policies.

🔍 What We Are Watching
🟢Markets welcomed the extension: Bitcoin rose ~2% on the news, pushing above $119K and nearing its July 13 all-time high (~$123K).

🟢The crypto market cap jumped close to $4 trillion, supported by record BTC hashrate (~932 EH/s) and rising institutional interest.

📈 Impact on Crypto & Broader Markets
⚪️Lower geopolitical tension = increased risk appetite:
Eases macro risk for equity and crypto markets.Enables smoother capital flow into BTC, ETH, and altcoins.⚪️Supply chain certainty:Extending the truce avoids sudden tariff escalation, reducing near-term disruption to global trade and business planning. ⚪️Crypto infrastructure reshapes:Chinese mining hardware producers (e.g., Bitmain, Canaan) are establishing U.S. facilities to bypass tariffs—reducing hardware risk and improving supply logistics.

🎯 Focus Areas for U.S.–China Talks

Which issue should receive the most attention?

Tariffs – Reducing punitive duties ensures smoother trade flows with less volatility.Trade Imbalance – Encouraging China to shift from export-led to consumption-driven economics supports global demand.Rare-Earth Minerals – Ensuring open access to critical minerals helps U.S. tech industries thrive.
⚠️ Analysts see all three as critical—but rare-earth access and export control negotiations may carry the most strategic weight, impacting technology and defense sectors heavily.



⛔️Crypto traders should track BTC $119K–$123K for breakout potential, and monitor policy outcomes around Android tariffs and rare-earth restrictions for long-term shifts.

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A new trade deal between the United States and China has surprised many people around the world. These two countries have the biggest economies, so any big decision they make can affect global business, stock markets, and even the crypto world.
The deal was completed on October 30, 2025, after many months of rising tension. For most of the year, both sides added new taxes and trade limits on each other’s goods. This created worry in world markets, and it even helped trigger a huge crypto crash on October 11, where almost $19 billion disappeared from the market in just one day.
But now things are changing. The new agreement is planned to last one year, and it pauses many trade restrictions that were causing problems.
What the Deal Includes
China has agreed to stop new export limits on rare earth minerals. These are very important materials used in phones, electric cars, batteries, and even military tools. Without them, many high-tech companies would struggle.
China will also stop shipments of certain chemicals that are used to make illegal drugs, and it will remove taxes it added earlier this year.
In return, the United States will lower taxes on many Chinese goods by 10%, starting on November 10, 2025. The US will also pause some shipping and trade investigations for one year.
Another big part of the deal is food trade. China has agreed to buy 12 million metric tons of American soybeans before the end of 2025, and then 25 million tons every year from 2026 to 2028. This is a big win for farmers in the United States who lost business during past trade fights.
Why Crypto Traders Care
Normally, when two huge economies stop fighting, markets celebrate. Stocks usually rise, and traders feel safe. But this time, the crypto market reacted differently — it stayed quiet and even a little nervous.
Why? Because traders are unsure if this deal is only temporary. Many think it is just a “pause button,” not a full peace agreement. Crypto investors have learned that world news can cause sudden price swings, so they are watching carefully before making big trades.
Some experts say that if the deal holds for months, crypto could grow again, especially coins linked to global business, shipping, or tech. But if talks break down later, the market could fall just as fast as it did in October.
What Happens Next

The deal is active only for one year, which means both countries will need to talk again in 2026. If the agreement brings good results — stronger trade, lower prices, happier markets — there may be a longer deal next time.

For now, traders, business owners, and crypto holders are waiting to see what happens next. The world may be calm for the moment, but everyone knows that one new conflict could change everything again very quickly.
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