#特朗普就职后行情怎么走？ Today's cryptocurrency market mainly revolves around Trump, USDC and RWA.

Trump-related news:

* Trump appointed officials who support cryptocurrency and promised to provide a more friendly regulatory environment, driving positive market sentiment.

* Trump cooperated with technology giants such as OpenAI to promote the development of US AI infrastructure, showing his attention to the technology field.

* Trump's appointed health secretary holds at least $1 million in Bitcoin, further demonstrating his recognition of cryptocurrency.

* Trump Token (TRUMP) was launched on Binance.US, attracting market attention.

* However, the market is also concerned about the actual impact of Trump's related policies, and the economics of TRUMP tokens have also been criticized.

USDC-related news:

* Circle issued an additional 3.5 billion USDC, mainly on Solana, pushing USDC's market value to over $51 billion.

* USDC Treasury issued an additional 450 million USDC, showing its continued growth momentum.

RWA-related news:

* RWA protocol TVL increased by more than 200% year-on-year to $7.3 billion, of which government securities accounted for two-thirds, showing investors' growing confidence in compliant, government-backed digital assets.

Other hot spots worth paying attention to:

* Michael Saylor called on US states to create Bitcoin reserves, showing the continued strategic importance of Bitcoin in the United States.

* Coinbase asked the court to rule that its platform transactions are not securities, continuing to challenge the SEC's regulatory power.

* The uncertainty of the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy continues to affect the market, and investors generally expect interest rate cuts this year.

Overall, today's market news shows that the cryptocurrency market is moving in a more mature and compliant direction. Trump's recognition of cryptocurrencies and the continued entry of institutional investors have brought a certain degree of confidence to the market. However, the uncertainty of the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy and the challenges of the regulatory environment remain the main risk factors facing the market.