Trump said he did not profit from cryptocurrency, but simply enjoyed it like stock market dividends. Bah, three curses a day are not enough.
Trump's defense lacks persuasive power on the factual level, as he forcefully compares cryptocurrency gains to stock market gains, which seems more like a rhetorical strategy aimed at evading direct responsibility. This move not only exposes the gray areas of cryptocurrency regulation but also reflects the potential risks of political figures exploiting personal influence for profit. The public and regulatory agencies need to conduct stricter scrutiny of his financial behavior to ensure that the boundaries between power and commercial interests are not eroded.