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👥 Trump returns to social media X: Can the change in political influence and cryptocurrency attitudes win the hearts of the people?

📢 Big news! After a year, Trump is back! The former US president spoke for the first time on social platform X: "They want to shut me up, but I will never let them succeed. They are not coming for me, they are coming for you. I just happened to be in their way, and I will never give in. We will make America great again!"

This tweet can only be viewed through a link now, and it seems to have entered the "search visible" mode, but the post has attracted more than 475,000 views!

👀 Remember? On January 8, 2021, Trump's Twitter account was blocked for allegedly inciting the Capitol riots. Last November, after Musk took over Twitter, Trump's account was unblocked, but he did not post new content on Twitter, but turned to the social media platform "Truth Social" he founded.

🕵️‍♂️ Now, does his return on platform X mean that he is ready to make another big move on social media X? Or is this just part of his political strategy?

It is believed that Trump's return to social media may once again become the leader of political topics, directly talk to fans and ignite political enthusiasm. But at the same time, it may also intensify and challenge the fair reporting of traditional media, triggering widespread discussion on social media about regulatory issues.

In addition, his activeness may affect policy making and the international political atmosphere, and further strengthen his personal brand. Although his social media activities may be strictly regulated, their impact on the current political environment cannot be ignored and deserves continued attention.

But as a reference for the cryptocurrency industry, we pay more attention to his attitude towards cryptocurrency. From his previous pessimism to the change in his position in recent months, all of them have touched the hearts of industry investors. At the same time, as an influential figure, his views on cryptocurrency may affect the market and investors' decisions.

💬 What do you think of Trump's return on social media X? What impact will his change in attitude towards cryptocurrency have on the industry? Share your views in the comment section!

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🔍Research finds that users who frequently use social media are more likely to invest in cryptocurrency!

A new study from the University of Georgia (UGA) found that people who frequently use social media are more interested in investing in cryptocurrencies. Research shows that social media users are more likely to participate in cryptocurrency investment than those who do not use social media.

The study further noted a positive correlation between the frequency of social media use and the propensity to invest in cryptocurrencies. In particular, users of YouTube, Platform X, and Reddit have the most significant rates of investing in cryptocurrencies.

In comparison, Instagram users are less enthusiastic about investing in cryptocurrencies. Analysts believe that this may be related to the fact that the Instagram platform focuses more on visual content rather than providing detailed text and video discussions about cryptocurrencies.

The study also found that men and people with higher risk tolerance were more willing to invest in cryptocurrencies, while people with higher education levels were less willing to invest. Additionally, older people are generally less interested in cryptocurrencies.

It is worth noting that from 2018 to 2021, the proportion of people investing in cryptocurrencies increased from 15% to 28%. This data shows that the popularity of cryptocurrencies is increasing year by year.

The 2021 edition of the survey also found a clear increase in awareness, with more than a third of participants considering investing, compared to less than 20% in 2018.

However, researchers also remind everyone that the information on social media is mixed, especially young investors, who may overestimate their investment knowledge and are vulnerable to scams and bad advice. Therefore, when investing in cryptocurrencies, be sure to base it on your financial goals rather than blindly following trends on social media.

Finally, the study recommends that policymakers consider these findings when formulating cryptocurrency regulations, and calls for strengthened media literacy education to help people better distinguish between reliable investment advice and misleading information.

Did you also learn about cryptocurrency through related social media? What do you think of the UGA research findings? Leave your opinions and views in the comments section!

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