On April 2, as Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" approached, market sentiment has undergone repeated tests, and ultimately betting on clear trade policies will help stabilize the market. The three major U.S. stock indexes fluctuated violently during the session, and closed up and down: the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell slightly by 0.03%, the S&P 500 rose slightly by 0.38%, and the Nasdaq rose by 0.87%. Large technology stocks strengthened across the board, with Tesla rising by more than 3%. The cryptocurrency market rose simultaneously, and Bitcoin was driven by a low opening in the early trading of technology stocks, which once approached $82,000, and then followed the rebound of the US stock market, reaching a maximum of $85,579. It is currently challenging whether it can stand firm at the $85,000 mark, up 2.36% within 24 hours. Other mainstream tokens have generally risen, and Ethereum strives to hit the $2,000 mark. Last night, multiple meme token chains on the BNB chain collapsed, slashing the market's confidence in meme coins. The U.S. stock market's "reciprocal tariff" deadline is about to end the eve of the eve of the previous market. The market believes that Trump will not insist on any tariff policies that will seriously drag down economic growth, and expects clear trade policies to help stabilize the market. The global eye is focusing on tonight's tariff announcement, paying attention to whether it can clarify the policy direction and eliminate uncertainty, and whether the tariff hike will further deteriorate the economic outlook.