Trump once again spoke about stablecoins at the cryptocurrency conference the day before yesterday, disappointing many people. It goes back to what I have previously discussed, regardless of who is in power, the core competition of the United States in cryptocurrency is stablecoins and fundamental financial settlement infrastructure.
I have previously mentioned a multi-polar world, and Trump's policies are also accelerating the formation of a multi-polar world dominated by regions. At the same time, I believe that the advantages of blockchain in multi-national consensus will become increasingly apparent; blockchain itself is a technology and culture of multi-regional governance and autonomy.
I recommend several books: "The Sovereign Individual," "The End of Global Order," "The World is Flat," and "The Grand Chessboard" which all provide interesting perspectives on the world.
Regarding investment books, "The Most Important Thing" and "The Intelligent Investor" might actually lead you to withdraw from trading cryptocurrencies; they might even make you uncomfortable. Most economists are mathematicians, and most investments and speculations are based on mathematical calculations, which is one of the reasons for BlackRock's rapid development. For investment books on mathematical calculation models, "Fooled by Randomness," "The Black Swan," and "Superforecasting" detail how to make money using calculations.
When investing, trust mathematics and not success theories. For success theories, you can watch the movie "The Wolf of Wall Street," which details how to use success theories to make investors become liquidity providers.
