Trump plays tricks! The rumor of buying coins for 3 billion slapped in the face, who can really be trusted in the crypto world?

Content: The Trump Organization strongly denies the rumor of buying coins for 3 billion, yet calls the reporter "as stupid as can be," while Bitcoin directly skyrockets by 2%. Is this operation a smokescreen or a hidden layout? The Financial Times revealed that Trump's media group is financing 3 billion to buy coins, imitating MicroStrategy's strategy of issuing bonds to buy coins. As soon as the news broke, Bitcoin surged past 110,000 dollars, and Dogecoin, Solana followed suit.

As a result, the officials only insulted people without directly denying it, but instead revealed that they had already laid out plans for ETFs, meme coins, NFTs, and even held a "crypto whale dinner." The prices and market reactions tell you, they say no, but their actions speak otherwise.

Investor sentiment is in a frenzy, seeing Trump's coin purchase as a bull market signal, institutions are following suit and increasing their stakes, with SoftBank, Ripple, and even the son of the U.S. Secretary of Commerce keeping an eye on the "Trump dividend" flow.

Behind this is the classic "market value management" trick of the businessman president, shouting about becoming the crypto capital on one hand, while controlling family investments on the other, promoting crypto dinners, issuing meme coins, and playing with "traffic monetization."

But the risks are enormous: the Democratic Party's regulation is lurking, and the bubble can burst at any time, with retail investors becoming the biggest bag holders. Trump's "wolf is coming" act, if played too much, will only make people more immune.

What does the crypto world fear the most? It's not the crash, but not understanding the tricks of the big players! Is this wave of Trump's denial a smokescreen or a layout? Let's see the truth in the comments section!