Трамп объявил о «тарифных дивидендах» в размере $2 000 — как это повлияет на криптовалюты

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Трамп объявил о выплате $2 000 каждому американцу из доходов от тарифов — и криптоинвесторы уже потирают руки в предвкушении нового стимула для рынка.

9 ноября президент США опубликовал в соцсети Truth Social заявление о том, что большинство граждан страны получат «дивиденд» размером минимум $2 000 на человека. Правда, есть одно «но» — люди с высокими доходами останутся ни с чем.

«Дивиденд размером не менее $2 000 на человека, за исключением людей с высокими доходами, будет выплачен всем», — написал Трамп, одновременно критикуя оппозицию за сопротивление его масштабной тарифной политике.

Вот только есть небольшая проблема: Верховный суд США сейчас рассматривает вопрос о законности этих самых тарифов. И трейдеры на рынках предсказания событий явно не верят в успех президентской инициативы.

Суд против Трампа: ставки не в пользу президента

На платформе Kalshi трейдеры оценивают шансы одобрения политики Верховным судом всего в 23%, а на Polymarket — в 21%. Подавляющее большинство участников рынка ставят против судебного одобрения.

Сам Трамп, похоже, недоволен таким скептицизмом и задается риторическим вопросом: «Президенту Соединенных Штатов разрешено и полностью одобрено Конгрессом прекратить всю торговлю с иностранным государством, что гораздо более обременительно, чем тариф, но не разрешено установить простой тариф на иностранное государство даже в целях национальной безопасности?»

Логика президента понятна, но юридические тонкости — штука капризная.

Криптоинвесторы в эйфории: деньги пойдут в активы

Инвесторы и рыночные аналитики встретили объявление Трампа с энтузиазмом, расценив его как экономический стимул, который подстегнет цены криптовалют и других активов. Ведь часть стимулирующих выплат неизбежно потечет на рынки.

По прогнозу аналитиков The Kobeissi Letter, около 85% взрослых американцев должны получить чеки на $2 000, если судить по данным распределения экономических стимулов времен COVID-19.

«Акции и биткоин умеют только расти в ответ на стимулы», — отметил инвестор и рыночный аналитик Энтони Помплиано (Anthony Pompliano) в ответ на объявление Трампа.

Биткоин-аналитик и адвокат Саймон Диксон (Simon Dixon) выразился еще более прямолинейно: «Если вы не вложите $2 000 в активы, они будут съедены инфляцией или просто пойдут на обслуживание долга и отправятся в банки».

Ложка дегтя: инфляция не дремлет

Но у медали есть и оборотная сторона. Аналитики The Kobeissi Letter предупреждают о долгосрочных негативных последствиях любого экономического стимулирования. Дополнительные выплаты увеличат государственный долг и со временем приведут к более высокой инфляции фиатных валют и потере покупательной способности.

Стимулирующие чеки повысят национальный долг и вызовут инфляцию. Источник: The Kobeissi Letter

Получается классическая дилемма: краткосрочный рост цен активов против долгосрочного обесценивания денег. Инвесторы пока что сосредоточились на первом аспекте, но второй никуда не денется.

Пока что вся эта история с «тарифными дивидендами» висит на волоске — решение Верховного суда может как воплотить в жизнь амбициозные планы Трампа, так и похоронить их окончательно. А криптосообщество следит за развитием событий с пристальным вниманием, ведь любые стимулы традиционно идут на пользу цифровым активам.

Остается только дождаться вердикта высшей судебной инстанции и посмотреть, сбудутся ли надежды на новую волну ликвидности или президентские обещания останутся на бумаге.

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