Analysis: Due to the market uncertainty caused by Trump's tariffs, cryptocurrency investors are shifting their funds to stablecoins and RWA assets
Odaily Planet Daily reports that cryptocurrency investors are increasingly shifting their capital towards stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets (RWA) to avoid market volatility ahead of US President Trump's expected tariff policy announcement on April 2nd.
IntoTheBlock wrote in a tweet on March 31st: "In the current uncertain market environment, stablecoins and RWAs continue to steadily attract capital inflows, becoming safe havens. However, since these assets are stored on-chain, even slight changes in sentiment can trigger significant price fluctuations because the threshold for real-time reconfiguration of capital is low."
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