#空投发现指南 Random Writing Trump's latest "Universal Tax Cut 2.0" plan has shocked the market like a bomb. He directly stated he wants to cut corporate tax to 15% and halve capital gains tax. Wall Street hasn't reacted yet, but Bitcoin has already surged 10%, and gold has reached a historic high—this is not a tax reform plan, but clearly a promotional advertisement for hard currency. However, the devil is in the details; on page 27 of the draft, it is noted in very small print: cryptocurrency transactions will be subject to a new tax form, which makes the big shots in the crypto world shiver collectively.

The most ingenious part is the timing; this plan was deliberately announced 72 hours before the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting. Now the market is completely thrown into disarray—bonds are betting on tax cuts to stimulate inflation, the stock market is gambling on a surge in corporate profits, and the cryptocurrency market has automatically switched to a "fiat currency devaluation" trading mode. Goldman Sachs worked overnight to revise their model and calculated that if the plan passes, the U.S. budget deficit will directly soar past $20 trillion, which is akin to writing a love letter to Bitcoin.

(Mysteriously, 48 hours before the plan was announced, there was suddenly a $3 billion buy order for Bitcoin futures at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and these contracts happen to expire exactly one week before the election voting day...)