Trump's cryptocurrency stance suddenly changes: from criticism to support, promise fulfillment becomes a cloud of doubt

Recently, former US President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced full support for cryptocurrency at the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville. This big change in stance has attracted widespread attention in the industry. Michael Brescia, co-founder of Cerus Markets, pointed out that Trump not only promised to replace the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and set up a special cryptocurrency advisory committee if he returns to the White House, but also plans to include Bitcoin in the list of reserve assets of the Federal Reserve System. However, this series of ambitious declarations is in stark contrast to his harsh criticism of cryptocurrencies during his first term, when he bluntly called cryptocurrencies "non-currency" and "castles in the air", warned that they could facilitate illegal activities, and even denounced them as "scams".

Although Trump's new stance has brought a glimmer of optimism to the cryptocurrency field, the market remains cautious about whether he can truly fulfill these promises. Analysts point out that Trump's policy stance is often influenced by political donations and interest groups, rather than based on unshakable personal beliefs. Therefore, while the cryptocurrency industry is looking forward to its support, it is also eager to see a clearer and more stable regulatory framework and in-depth and meaningful cooperation between the two sides to promote the healthy and sustainable development of the entire industry.

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