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As global tariffs increase, businesses are turning to cryptocurrencies to circumvent trade barriers. A recent study shows 28% of SMEs now use Bitcoin for cross-border transactions to avoid import duties. However, regulators warn this practice could destabilize traditional financial systems. The EU has proposed tracking crypto transactions over €1,000 to combat tariff avoidance. Meanwhile, developing nations see crypto as vital for economic survival - Nigeria's crypto trade volume grew 217% after textile tariffs were imposed. While offering short-term relief, experts caution that widespread crypto adoption for tariff evasion may trigger stricter regulations and international trade conflicts.
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