#BTCvsMarkets That’s quite the narrative—let’s break it down and see what’s fact, what’s speculation, and what it could mean for markets:
⸻
1. “Trump pumped Bitcoin to $94K”
While it’s not confirmed that Trump directly caused Bitcoin to surge, markets often respond to political cues. If Trump expressed strong pro-Bitcoin or anti-Fed (anti-USD) sentiments, that could catalyze a surge—especially in a hyper-speculative environment.
Notably:
• Trump’s recent embrace of crypto and NFT ventures has made waves.
• A Trump-aligned memecoin event could create the illusion of wider crypto acceptance in the political mainstream.
But: No direct evidence links Trump personally to Bitcoin trades or coordinated market moves.
⸻
2. “He dumped $BTC, spent USD, dumped USD, pumped $BTC”
This sounds like a play-by-play of a master trader. There’s no public evidence that Trump has actively and personally traded BTC or USD in this kind of strategic cycle.
However:
• If institutional actors believe he supports crypto over traditional fiat, that alone can drive inflows into BTC.
⸻
3. “He manipulated USD and Bitcoin price and printed BILLIONS”
This leans into conspiratorial territory.
• The Federal Reserve, not the President, controls USD supply and interest rate policy.
• “Printing billions” often refers to stimulus-era monetary policy, where Trump-era policies did include trillions in stimulus (e.g. CARES Act), but that’s not the same as crypto manipulation.
⸻
4. “Bull run is coming?”
Possibly. Here’s what we do know:
• BTC broke $70K again recently.
• Political figures embracing crypto adds legitimacy.
• Halving cycle just passed (April 2024), and historically bull runs have followed.
So yes, a bull run could be brewing—but it’s likely more from macroeconomic cycles and Bitcoin fundamentals than any one person.
⸻
5. “What Trump prepared for us?”
Trump could:
• Push crypto regulation that’s more favorable.
• Accept crypto for campaign donations.
