On April 2, it was reported that as Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" came, market sentiment went through repeated tests, and finally bet that a clear trade policy would help stabilize the market. The three major U.S. stock indexes fluctuated violently during the session and closed mixed: the Dow fell slightly 0.03%, the S & P 500 rose slightly 0.38%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.87%. Large technology stocks strengthened across the board, with Tesla gaining more than 3%. The cryptocurrency market rose simultaneously. Bitcoin once approached US$82,000 due to the low opening of technology stocks in early trading. It then rebounded with U.S. stocks, reaching a high of US$85,579. It is currently challenging whether it can stand firm at the US$85,000 mark, rising by 2.36% in 24 hours. Other mainstream tokens generally rose, and Ethereum struggled to hit the $2000 mark. Last night, multiple meme tokens on the BNB chain collapsed in a chain, severely damaging the market's confidence in meme coins. U.S. stocks stopped falling on the eve of the "reciprocal tariff" deadline, which seems to reveal that the market believes that Trump will not adhere to any tariff policy that will seriously drag down economic growth, and expects a clear trade policy to help stabilize the market. Global eyes are on tonight's tariff announcement to see whether it can clarify the policy direction and eliminate uncertainty and whether the intensity of the tariff increase will further deteriorate the economic outlook.