🚀 Trump’s Bitcoin Strategy: A Weaker Dollar & a BTC Reserve?

In a surprising shift, former President Donald Trump appears to support Bitcoin’s rise as a global reserve currency—seeing it as a way to relieve pressure on the weakening dollar.

Key Takeaways:

Dollar Decline: The USD has dropped 11% this year, with Morgan Stanley predicting another 9% fall. Trump sees this as a chance to boost U.S. manufacturing.

"Mar-a-Lago Deal": A competitive devaluation strategy to reduce trade deficits by making exports cheaper.

Asia Ditching the Dollar: Countries like Taiwan and South Korea are diversifying away from USD, fueling Bitcoin’s appeal.

White House’s Bitcoin Reserve Plan: Advisor Bo Hines confirmed efforts to accumulate BTC as "digital gold"—possibly swapping gold reserves for Bitcoin.

Fed & Banks Embrace BTC: The FHFA now accepts Bitcoin as mortgage collateral, and major banks (Citi, Bank of America) are bullish on BTC’s role in global trade.

Trump’s Dilemma:

He wants a strong dollar for global trust but also a weaker one for U.S. competitiveness. Bitcoin may be the compromise—reducing reliance on the dollar’s "exorbitant privilege."

📈 Market Impact: Analysts speculate this could push Bitcoin toward $200,000 in the coming bull run.

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