PANews reported on October 3rd that, according to CoinDesk, US President Trump said in an interview that he is considering distributing a portion of tariff revenue directly to the American people as a "dividend," with the amount reaching up to $2,000. Some analysts believe that this move could inject new liquidity into the crypto market, similar to the 2020-21 pandemic stimulus checks, and could trigger a new round of "alt season."PANews reported on October 3rd that, according to CoinDesk, US President Trump said in an interview that he is considering distributing a portion of tariff revenue directly to the American people as a "dividend," with the amount reaching up to $2,000. Some analysts believe that this move could inject new liquidity into the crypto market, similar to the 2020-21 pandemic stimulus checks, and could trigger a new round of "alt season."

Trump considers giving people $2,000 in "tariff bonuses"

2025/10/03 18:47
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PANews reported on October 3rd that, according to CoinDesk, US President Trump said in an interview that he is considering distributing a portion of tariff revenue directly to the American people as a "dividend," with the amount reaching up to $2,000. Some analysts believe that this move could inject new liquidity into the crypto market, similar to the 2020-21 pandemic stimulus checks, and could trigger a new round of "alt season."

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