Traders step up short-term trading strategies due to uncertainty in financial markets amid tariffs

The recent trade tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump have created uncertainty in the financial markets, leading traders to focus on short-term profits instead of long-term holdings.
According to Cointelegraph on the 1st (local time), the launch of the Web3-based AI trading platform "Taoshi"
In a media interview, Arrash Yasavolian, president and CEO of IMF, said the imposition of tariffs would bring headline-heavy volatility to financial markets and could lead to extreme increases in investor sentiment in a single day.
He said, "The trend of trading has changed to realize profits immediately after making profits.
"I've become less confident in holding long or short positions for long periods of time," he said, adding that this change in strategy is also reflected within the Taoshi platform.
While the sharp volatility caused by the initial tariff shock has subsided somewhat, uncertainty remains looming across financial markets as traders and investors focus on the status of trade negotiations between the United States and China.
We are closely watching the latest developments to see if the negotiations lead to a sustained upswing in altcoins and Bitcoin prices.