Since Trump took office, U.S. tariff policies have introduced notable costs to American households. According to recent analysis, the average household is absorbing approximately $1,200 in costs tied to these tariff measures. This represents a significant shift in consumer spending dynamics and household budgeting. The broader economic implications are worth monitoring—trade tensions and tariff escalations typically influence currency fluctuations, inflation expectations, and risk asset allocation decisions. As these policies develop, market participants should track how tariffs affect both traditional and digital asset markets.