President Trump plans to announce semiconductor tariffs in April 2025, with the aim of boosting U.S. manufacturing and addressing national security concerns. This move will likely disrupt global semiconductor supply chains. The Section 232 investigation underway is a key component of this strategy, assessing potential threats posed by semiconductor imports on national security. Previous Trump-era tariffs aimed to encourage domestic production, with specific exemptions for tech sectors to avoid major disruptions. Semiconductors are crucial in various industries, including technology and cryptocurrency, which rely heavily on global supply chains. The impact of these tariffs could be significant, potentially reshaping financial markets and regulatory frameworks while affecting both international and domestic economies.