Let me continue the "Trump" incident and correct my tweet this morning!
1. Trump's "attack" is not a good thing, but it did bring good results to the crypto market over the weekend. There is nothing we can do about it. The Trump incident is tantamount to infinitely magnifying the probability of Trump's election for the US presidency. Since Trump himself is enthusiastic about crypto, the market naturally thinks that he is friendly to the crypto market. At the same time, Trump's crypto conference speech this month, so many traders do cause the crypto market price to rise emotionally.
2. As mentioned above, I also saw another Trump "attack" prompted by group friends this week. I saw the news on Friday before, but after verifying the event description on Trump's campaign website, Trump had a rally in Florida on July 9 this week, and was also "attacked" at that rally. Fortunately, he was not injured. Of course, this incident cannot be linked to this incident.
3. Regarding Trump's frequent "attacks", there is no need to speculate too much. It is estimated that it is not the work of the opponent. After all, this kind of action, and the attacker is relatively "inexperienced". Overall, unless it is premeditated and bad and stupid, it will not do such a thing. This is tantamount to showing Trump's "spirit". It is recommended not to speculate too much, it is not meaningful.
4. Musk's consecutive tweets this morning about Trump's "attack" are tantamount to Musk's direct and all-round support for Trump, or Trump's performance in this incident has indeed won Musk's "respect"? (I don't know if this word is correct here)
PS:
#BTC: "Hey, can you believe it? I didn't rise even with the positive macro data and the expectation of interest rate cuts. Now I actually rose due to a sudden event that seems to have nothing to do with the crypto market. Can you bear it!" The picture comes from Trump's campaign website and Bloomberg.
#BTC☀ #特朗普遇袭 $BTC