The crash of $8,325,346,063.575 to below $10 resulted in over 813,000 wallets losing more than $2 billion, exposing the high-risk characteristics driven by policies. At the industry level, enforcement actions against exchanges like Coinbase have been withdrawn, and institutions such as American banks have begun issuing stablecoins, indicating a shift towards a friendlier regulatory environment. However, experts warn that an excessive reliance on cryptocurrencies may weaken the dollar's position, and policy uncertainty could still trigger market volatility. Overall, Trump's hundred-day policy has boosted industry confidence while exacerbating the contradiction between speculative risk and long-term financial stability.