After Trump is re-elected, most traders are very confident about the future of BTC in particular and crypto in general. Overall, a presidential term has a significant impact on the cryptocurrency market and blockchain technology, with new policies expected to support this sector. History has shown that BTC tends to react very strongly after each election. So will Trump help BTC repeat that this year?
Trump has made a series of commitments upon re-election for this market, including appointing a more crypto-friendly leader for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), establishing a national Bitcoin reserve fund, and opposing the creation of a stablecoin by the U.S. government. Trump's policies also relax regulations, such as reducing strict compliance requirements, shortening the cryptocurrency product approval process, and potentially paving the way for altcoin ETF funds, thereby attracting individual and institutional investors, increasing liquidity and investment in assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Moreover, the Trump administration could introduce tax incentives to boost the cryptocurrency market. Some analysts suggest that these moves could help raise Bitcoin prices and increase demand for altcoins. This perspective aligns with Trump's broader economic philosophy, which often supports business-friendly and less regulatory policies, fostering innovation that could benefit DeFi (decentralized finance) and other blockchain applications like NFTs.
In addition, Trump's special collaboration with crypto-leaning billionaires like Elon Musk will also set a precedent for this coin.
However, there are still uncertainties. Trump's support for cryptocurrency is relatively new and contradicts his previous criticisms of digital currencies. Some analysts, like Mark Cuban, warn that Trump's policies could pose inflation risks, which could complicate the broader financial environment and affect the purchasing power of cryptocurrencies. Furthermore, implementing any program that significantly interferes with economic policy may face structural limits due to the system of checks and balances in the U.S. (separation of powers), meaning the president's influence over independent agencies like the SEC could be practically limited.
Although cryptocurrency advocates may be optimistic about Trump's promises, the actual results may not be that optimistic. As this market remains too small, it is still the playground of Market Makers and exchanges. Even positive news often serves only to legitimize the pre-determined price path.
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