In 1946, Donald Trump was born in New York City. His father, Frederick, was a successful real estate businessman who had a significant impact on Trump's life. Under his father's guidance, Trump developed a strong interest in business at an early age. In 1966, he was admitted to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Two years after graduating in 1968, in 1974, Trump met a very important person in his life—Roy Cohn. Trump greatly admired Roy's talent and regarded him as his most important advisor. In the following years, Trump excelled in the real estate business and met his first wife, Ivana. The couple worked together to create an extraordinary career. By the 1990s, the U.S. real estate industry fell into a slump. A series of investment errors caused Trump's personal assets to shrink from $1.7 billion to $500 million. He was heavily in debt, and no banks were willing to lend him money; his business was stagnant. With his father's help, Trump gradually got back on track. He persuaded creditors to restructure the debt, converting it into equity. This series of measures helped Trump turn his fortunes around, restore profitability to his company, successfully navigate the economic crisis, and become active in the investment community again. By 2016, Trump was nearly seventy years old and finally stood on the stage of the U.S. presidential election as a dark horse, ascending to the presidency. In 2019, he criticized cryptocurrencies as 'air coins' and supported the exclusive status of the dollar, but in recent years, his attitude has undergone a 180-degree turn. On January 20, 2025, just before the resignation of Gary Gensler, the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and an enemy of cryptocurrencies, Trump issued the 'Trump Coin' (also known as 'Chuan Coin'). Shortly afterward, on the 20th, his wife Melania issued the 'Melania Coin.' Once launched, Chuan Coin quickly became the 24th largest cryptocurrency in the world, with a market value peaking at $80 billion. Just as everyone was discussing whether a series of Trump family coins would emerge next, on the evening of the 20th, Trump’s eldest daughter Ivanka’s coin appeared, as well as coins for his youngest son Barron and even for his first wife, who had already passed away. It was later discovered that these three were not issued by the Trump family but were counterfeit coins created by someone impersonating them, which surprisingly reached market values in the hundreds of millions. On February 1, local time, Trump signed a tariff order, and that day, the price of Bitcoin rapidly dropped from around $105,000, falling below the $100,000 mark and even briefly dipping below $92,000, with a decline exceeding 7% within 24 hours. Ethereum also plummeted by about 25%, reaching its lowest level since early September last year, while other mainstream cryptocurrencies also saw significant drops, all exceeding 10%, marking an epic crash. On February 3, Trump announced that he had reached an agreement with the President of Mexico to immediately suspend the anticipated tariffs for one month. After the delay in tariff policy, Bitcoin rebounded to a high of $102,500, Ethereum rebounded to a high of $2,923, and other mainstream coins also basically rebounded to their prices before the crash, demonstrating his current influence on virtual currencies.#美国加征关税 #币安Alpha上新 $BTC $ETH