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#特朗普就职百日
In the past 100 days, Trump has gone all out:
• Imposed a 25% tariff on multiple countries, sparking 'Tariff War 2.0', with a surge in risk-averse sentiment;
• Surprisingly signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, bringing BTC onto the national team;
• Multiple states responded, beginning to research 'bringing cryptocurrencies into the fiscal system'.
On the surface, it seems to be about 'defending dollar sovereignty and reshaping U.S. economic security';
but in reality, this wave of actions is exacerbating global market uncertainty!
High tariffs are tightening supply chains, and capital is fleeing everywhere;
while the nationalization of Bitcoin directly challenges the core belief of 'decentralization'—
once state-level power enters the game to hoard coins, set prices, and regulate circulation, is Bitcoin still free?
This could be a turning point for crypto assets towards a 'state-led era',
retail investors and institutions are no longer the main characters. In the future, BTC prices will depend not only on 'market sentiment + computing power + news',
but also on 'how much each central bank has hoarded today'.
Conclusion: Trump is not 'embracing crypto', but wants to use it to play the geopolitical financial card.
What the U.S. is thinking is still about how to write dollar hegemony 2.0 onto the blockchain.
In the past 100 days, Trump has gone all out:
• Imposed a 25% tariff on multiple countries, sparking 'Tariff War 2.0', with a surge in risk-averse sentiment;
• Surprisingly signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, bringing BTC onto the national team;
• Multiple states responded, beginning to research 'bringing cryptocurrencies into the fiscal system'.
On the surface, it seems to be about 'defending dollar sovereignty and reshaping U.S. economic security';
but in reality, this wave of actions is exacerbating global market uncertainty!
High tariffs are tightening supply chains, and capital is fleeing everywhere;
while the nationalization of Bitcoin directly challenges the core belief of 'decentralization'—
once state-level power enters the game to hoard coins, set prices, and regulate circulation, is Bitcoin still free?
This could be a turning point for crypto assets towards a 'state-led era',
retail investors and institutions are no longer the main characters. In the future, BTC prices will depend not only on 'market sentiment + computing power + news',
but also on 'how much each central bank has hoarded today'.
Conclusion: Trump is not 'embracing crypto', but wants to use it to play the geopolitical financial card.
What the U.S. is thinking is still about how to write dollar hegemony 2.0 onto the blockchain.
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