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The US is undergoing a vigorous monetary reform, with the focus on cryptocurrencies represented by bitcoin. Since November 5, when Trump started leading Harris, bitcoin has skyrocketed, rising from less than $70,000 to nearly $100,000, continuously setting new historical highs. In just over half a month, bitcoin surpassed silver and Saudi Aramco to become the seventh largest asset in the world, with a total value of $1.93 trillion.
The madness of bitcoin has led to a massive influx of hot money into cryptocurrencies, impacting the world's number one asset—gold. On November 6, the very day Trump won the election, gold prices fell by 3%, and within a week the decline was as high as 7%. Why did Trump's rise have such a significant impact on bitcoin? Because during his campaign, he had already bet America's fortunes on bitcoin, and he promised multiple times that once in power, he would elevate supporting bitcoin to a national policy, successfully triggering a frenzy in the entire crypto circle.