Trump proposed various policies and promises during his campaign, including statements related to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Now that he has succeeded, it is uncertain whether he will remember his past commitments.
One, fire SEC Chairman Gary Gensler on the first day in office.
Two, establish a national Bitcoin reserve.
Three, make the United States the world capital of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, retaining the 203,650 Bitcoins currently held by the U.S. government.
Four, eliminate the capital gains tax on Bitcoin.
Five, support Bitcoin mining in the United States.
Six, end the regulatory crackdown on the anti-crypto movement.
Seven, establish a presidential advisory council on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
Eight, protect the right to self-custody of personal digital assets.
Nine, refuse to issue a CBDC.
Ten, reduce the double life sentences of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht.
