#MEMEact #memeact Trump’s Crypto Move Just Flipped the Game — Here’s What I Think$$ Okay, this is wild. #Donald Trump is back in the spotlight — but not for politics this time. He’s diving headfirst into crypto, and it’s sending shockwaves through Washington. Reports are flying in: #Trump teamed up in a massive $2 billion stablecoin partnership. And if that wasn’t eno$$TRUMP ugh, he’s also launched a meme coin competition that’s already going viral. Yep, the guy knows how to make noise — and this time, it’s in Web3. But not everyone’s cheering… Lawmakers are reacting fast, and not in a good way. They’re pushing a bill that would ban government officials from investing in or publicly supporting any crypto projects. Feels like a direct hit at Trump’s growing influence in the space. So what does all this mean for the future of crypto? Here’s my take: 1. Politics Just Crashed the Blockchain Party Trump stepping in adds a whole new level of drama — and legitimacy. Whether you like him or not, he’s dragging crypto into the mainstream political arena. 2. Regulation Is Coming — And It’s Coming Fast Governments aren’t going to just sit back. With elections coming up, expect more regulations, more media buzz, and a lot of uncertainty. 3. The Trump Effect Is Real Say what you want, but his voice moves markets. His backing could pump meme coins overnight — but it also raises big questions about manipulation, fairness, and who’s really in control. Final Thought: This isn’t just some meme coin gimmick. This is a clear sign that crypto is becoming part of the political power game. The stakes? Higher than ever. So here’s the big question: Is Trump about to reshape digital finance, or are we heading into even more chaos? Let me know what you think — I’m all ears. $TRUMP
Speaking at Point Zero Forum@Zurich on the future of crypto and digital finance in front of global policymakers and regulators.
Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat of Singapore was in attendance so I took the opportunity to thank him for his service to Singapore and being such a great leader and mentor when I was with the MAS.