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As January 20 approaches, the inauguration date of Trump, the U.S. cryptocurrency industry is eagerly looking forward, hoping that he will fulfill his campaign promises and help cryptocurrencies become mainstream. Industry insiders are looking forward to Trump immediately issuing a series of favorable administrative orders for cryptocurrencies upon taking office, paving a bright path for the development of digital assets.
After Trump's election, the price of Bitcoin soared and broke through $108,000 in December, setting a new historical high. His proposed "U.S. Bitcoin Strategic Reserve" plan has attracted much attention in the industry, intending to give the U.S. a competitive edge in the global cryptocurrency arena.
Industry professionals are urgently calling for Trump to establish a national Bitcoin reserve as soon as possible to ensure the security of America's strategic asset reserves. Additionally, due to regulatory restrictions, cryptocurrency companies face many challenges in cooperating with traditional financial institutions, so they are also actively seeking more convenient banking services.
The Trump team is considering forming a dedicated cryptocurrency industry committee to develop policies that better meet industry needs. Furthermore, Trump has promised to review the current cryptocurrency regulatory rules to optimize the policy environment. Compared to the Biden administration's attitude toward digital assets, Trump is clearly more inclined to support them.
After Trump announced the establishment of the Bitcoin reserve plan, the price of Bitcoin briefly surged to $107,000 but then fell back below $100,000. However, the market's positive expectations for this policy have not changed, and optimism still persists.
Although the cryptocurrency industry generally expects more proactive policies to be implemented after Trump takes office to promote the vigorous development of Bitcoin and other digital assets, experts like Arthur Hayes have warned that Trump's administration could lead to significant market volatility.
