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After the tariff war broke out, cryptocurrency exchanges also found themselves in a complex situation. In terms of market capital flow, the tariff war's impact led to a surge in risk-averse sentiment in the global financial market. The turbulence in traditional financial markets made capital flows more cautious. Some funds that were originally flowing into the cryptocurrency market returned to relatively stable assets such as bonds. This led to a decrease in new capital injection into the BYDFi platform, and some existing users' funds also flowed out. The platform's capital pool shrank, creating a financial constraint on its business operations. From the perspective of trading psychology, the continuation of the tariff war brings a lot of uncertain information, and the psychological pressure of investors increases. Users trading on BYDFi's platform have experienced heightened anxiety in the face of frequent and large swings in cryptocurrency prices. Under the influence of such negative sentiment, investors' decision-making cycle is prolonged and their trading frequency is reduced. Originally active short-term traders have reduced their operations for fear of market risks, which has significantly cooled the overall trading activity of the platform. But BYDFi also has a game changer. As the tariff war reshapes the global economic landscape, emerging economies have increased their demand for financial innovation. Cryptocurrency's innovative model and potential are expected to attract investors from these regions. If BYDFi can accurately target the needs of emerging markets, develop suitable products, such as cryptocurrency trading pairs for specific emerging markets, and strengthen local marketing, it is expected to open up new user groups and break the current development dilemma caused by the tariff war.