As of November 28, 2024, President-elect Trump has nominated more than 20 cabinet members. Although they still need to be approved by the Senate, the possibility of approval is quite high, after all, the Republican Party is the majority party in the Senate.

It is worth noting that in the Trump 2.0 cabinet and the recently announced list of senior officials, there are many cryptocurrency supporters, and some of them have disclosed holdings of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. This has attracted widespread attention in the market and is regarded as a major turning point in the field of cryptocurrency in the United States, and may usher in a new era of regulation and policy.

In addition to Trump, there are many cryptocurrency supporters in the new cabinet. For example, Vice Presidential nominee J.D. Vance is a staunch cryptocurrency advocate in Congress and has stated that he holds Bitcoin in his financial disclosures; Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent publicly supports cryptocurrency, advocates reducing digital asset regulation, and supports the establishment of a national strategic reserve of Bitcoin; Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is a well-known bond trading expert on Wall Street, holds hundreds of millions of Bitcoins, and is deeply involved in Tether's debt management. His joining is expected to enhance the cabinet's professionalism and credibility in cryptocurrency.

It can be seen that the common characteristics of these crypto-friendly groups are that they enthusiastically support cryptocurrencies and have investment backgrounds, which indicates that future US policies may be more conducive to the industry, promote the introduction of clearer and friendlier regulatory measures, and help the industry innovate and grow. Therefore, this cabinet lineup is called the "cryptocurrency national team" by the market.