Harris has also recently sent friendly signals to the crypto market, but these empty words pale in comparison to Trump's heart-touching promises and deep interest binding. First, Trump promised to take measures to ensure the United States' leadership in the field of cryptocurrency, planned to include Bitcoin in the national reserve, and fired SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, known as the "crypto killer." Second, Trump himself is deeply involved in the crypto market. Not only has he issued NFTs many times, but he has also frequently promoted the WLFI tokens issued by his family on social media recently. In addition, Musk, Trump's biggest funder and advisor, is also a supporter of Bitcoin and Dogecoin. After the media disclosed that Musk spent $75 million to support Trump, Dogecoin soared by more than 12%. Therefore, it can be foreseen that whether it is to fulfill his campaign promises, expand family profits, or give back to supporters, Trump has enough motivation to introduce policies to boost the crypto market after his election.
