If Trump's idea of 'radical monetary easing' is realized, not only will the level of the U.S. economy and stock market be quickly raised, but BTC, ETH, and even the entire altcoin market may be swept up in an unprecedented wave of liquidity. The following 5 chain reactions are enough for us to reassess the rhythm and height of this round of market.

1️⃣ Liquidity will flood again

If Trump really pushes for aggressive interest rate cuts, U.S. Treasury yields will quickly decline, and the real return on the dollar will decrease, leading funds to seek higher returns elsewhere. The cryptocurrency market, especially high liquidity assets like BTC and ETH, will be the first to benefit from this wave of capital.

2️⃣ Risk appetite will increase

Interest rate cuts mean lower financing costs, and the valuation models for risk assets will be adjusted upward. The stock market, tech stocks, and highly volatile crypto assets will all see a higher tolerance for valuations. Historically, every round of easing cycles has been accompanied by increased activity in altcoins.

3️⃣ Dollar credit risk will amplify

A soaring fiscal deficit will weaken the long-term credit of the dollar. Although the dollar may fluctuate due to safe-haven funds in the short term, in the medium to long term, this will enhance the appeal of crypto assets (especially BTC) as 'non-sovereign reserve assets.' Institutional funds within the circle will have more reasons to increase their positions.

4️⃣ Volatility may become more extreme

The influx of funds from interest rate cuts will accelerate the market trend, but it will also lead to quicker formation of market bubbles and more violent bursts. Short-term surges followed by sharp declines will become more frequent, increasing operational difficulty.

5️⃣ Regulatory and capital games will intensify

Once the scale of the cryptocurrency market skyrockets in a loose environment, regulatory authorities may intervene earlier to prevent 'capital outflows' and systemic risks. This means that the crypto space may face a simultaneous situation of a liquidity feast + high policy pressure.

If Trump's strategy is implemented, what we will see is not a 'slow bull' but possibly an accelerated capital-driven market—first sweet, then spicy, initially giving you the illusion of becoming wealthy, and then using extreme volatility to wash away the weak-willed.