The economic divergence in North America is intensifying. The US economy is leading with a growth rate of 4.3%, expected to surge to 5% by 2026, while the northern neighbor is stuck in contraction—negative growth of 0.3%. This contrast not only reflects differences in economic policies but also exposes the disparity in bargaining power. When one side lacks growth momentum, the scope for negotiation naturally shrinks. Policymakers are left with poor cards, and their willingness to negotiate diminishes. The underlying logic is straightforward: economic weakness weakens bargaining power. For the crypto market, this macroeconomic divergence will reinforce expectations that capital will flow toward regions with stable growth, affecting liquidity distribution and risk asset allocation. The greater the economic gap between the US and Canada, the less room there is for potential policy adjustments, and the uncertainty faced by the market increases accordingly.