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In the first 100 days of Trump's presidency, he quickly pushed for trade protectionism, imposing a 25% tariff on multiple countries, triggering a global market risk-averse sentiment, with stock and cryptocurrency markets both fluctuating. However, at the same time, he also vigorously laid out plans in the cryptocurrency sector with frequent actions:
• Established a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve," incorporating a portion of the government's Bitcoin holdings into the national asset system
• Appointed the first "Head of Cryptocurrency Affairs" and publicly expressed support for the development of Web3
• The White House hosted the first "Cryptocurrency Summit," claiming to "make America the global crypto capital"
These measures send a strong signal—America might be shifting from regulatory suppression to embracing crypto innovation. In the short term, this injected some confidence into the market, but also brought about high volatility: Bitcoin surged and then quickly corrected, with diverging investor attitudes.
The problem is: escalating trade frictions and tense international relations may weaken America's leadership in global crypto finance. Additionally, with the regulatory framework still not fully developed, policy uncertainty remains the biggest risk.
What do you think? Is Trump's set of moves a long-term benefit? Or just a short-term gimmick? Whether the cryptocurrency market can truly benefit from his policies will need time and policy implementation to verify.
Feel free to discuss in the comments!
