Trump winning and becoming the first president in history to support cryptocurrency seems like it just happened.
In the blink of an eye, we have entered 2025, and on January 20th, Trump will officially move into the White House.
When seeking votes, Trump promised at the Bitcoin conference in July 2024 that the United States would become the global capital of cryptocurrency and a Bitcoin superpower, and he proposed establishing a strategic national Bitcoin reserve for the U.S. government.
Is this really King of Understanding drawing a pie for everyone, or will it actually be fulfilled?
Looking back at history, every election candidate in the U.S. has made various promises to attract votes, such as safeguarding public interests, restraining capital, and creating welfare policies for the public.
However, for most, once in office, many promises are difficult to implement because they cannot pass through Congress and cannot avoid capital, which is determined by the American political system.
From Trump's personal style, he can be seen as an exception who dares to think and act, not hesitating, and he places a high value on promises to voters.
From the perspective of capital interests, making the U.S. more active in the crypto market and gaining a larger share benefits capital, and the reason Trump was able to come to power was that he understood this point and acted accordingly.
So it is only a matter of time before the United States, along with other countries, adopts Bitcoin as a national reserve currency.
But let's not be overly objective; the policies of major powers need to consider various factors, unlike small countries like El Salvador, which cannot turn back once they have launched.
On the 20th of this month, whether Trump is in office or not, he will bring good news to the crypto industry; whether the Bitcoin reserve proposal is passed or delayed does not change the fact that the U.S. has a firm determination to move faster and lead in this path of cryptocurrency.
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