$BTC Recently, the cryptocurrency market has been bustling, with every move by Trump grabbing the attention of countless investors. On April 28th, this 'policy maniac' dropped another heavy bombshell — the tax reform policy was officially implemented! Although the specific details are still somewhat unclear, combined with recent trends and market reactions, the impact of this move on Bitcoin is nothing short of 'epic'. Today, let's analyze what opportunities and challenges Trump's tax reform has brought to Bitcoin and how ordinary players can seize the moment!
1. Tax reform 'combo punch' hits the cryptocurrency lifeline
1. Tariffs turn into 'gold mines': Bitcoin becomes the new darling
Trump has pulled off a 'great shift', aiming to use tariff revenue to fill the tax cut gap. According to the latest policy, the US will impose higher tariffs on imported goods, and this money may be used to support strategic reserves for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. In simple terms, it's using trade war 'firepower' to 'inject blood' into the cryptocurrency market! More excitingly, Trump hinted that tariff revenue might be directly used to purchase Bitcoin, which is like giving the market a shot of adrenaline. On April 28th, Bitcoin's price temporarily surpassed $95,000, setting a new high since March, showcasing the power of this 'tariff bonus'.
2. Regulatory loosening: cryptocurrencies welcome spring
Trump's attitude towards cryptocurrencies has undergone a '180-degree turnaround', from the early 'scam theory' to now being a supporter of 'digital gold', with each step reshaping the industry landscape. On April 25th, the Federal Reserve announced the withdrawal of restrictions on banks participating in cryptocurrencies, which the market interpreted as a signal of regulatory easing. Moreover, in the tax reform, Trump strongly backed SEC Chairman Atkins, who advocates for reducing intervention in cryptocurrencies, giving investors a glimpse of policy certainty. It can be said that this tax reform is 'rebranding' cryptocurrencies, gradually moving them from the fringe to the mainstream.
