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Over 2,000 companies are suing after the Supreme Court ruled Trump’s global tariffs illegal, putting $175B at stake. Rising deficits and potential Fed easing following tariff refunds could create favorable conditions for a crypto market rally. Senate Democrats are demanding a DOJ and Treasury probe into Binance over alleged Iran-linked flows and settlement breaches. Trump’s tariff loss before the Supreme Court has cracked open a fiscal problem that markets are only beginning to price in. Over 2,000 firms have scrambled to file lawsuits to seek refunds for collected tariffs of about $175 billion. The federal government is now faced with a repayment situation that could see the deficit balloon, flood the bond market, and force interest rates to shrink. Such a situation has always been rocket fuel for the crypto market. The Ruling That Set Off a Legal Avalanche The Supreme Court’s decision that Trump’s global tariffs were illegal did not come quietly. Within a short period, over 2,000 cases landed in the U.S. Court of International Trade.  Market analyst account Bull Theory posted about the scale of the fallout on X, writing, “This is CRAZY. OVER 2,000 COMPANIES ARE NOW SUING PRESIDENT TRUMP. And the U.S. government may have to refund up to $175 billion because of it.” That money was not sitting idle. Most of it had already been spent or folded into government allocations.  This is CRAZY. OVER 2,000 COMPANIES ARE NOW SUING PRESIDENT TRUMP. And the U.S. government may have to refund up to $175 billion because of it. After the Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s global tariffs were illegal, more than 2,000 cases have reportedly been filed in the U.S.… pic.twitter.com/xPjkDyX4Jf — Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio) February 27, 2026 The Court’s ruling said nothing about how refunds would actually be structured, which left everyone from corporate…

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