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Topic: Is Bitcoin in trouble or under new regulate now that Trump is President - page 3. (Read 380 times)

legendary
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Is Bitcoin in trouble or under new regulate now that Trump will be President...I have heard that there is some new crypto that he and Elon are trying to push.
You have to remember that Trump is not in office yet, so whatever you heard is just people's speculation.

The situation with regulations is not going to change much in my opinion. The US government will continue trying to add more restrictive regulations and increase its surveillance and control which is something that never changes with presidents.

As for a new shitcoin, there is a high chance some opportunists like Musk will try to create their own shitcoin and being a celebrity they will be able to raise millions of dollars and add that to their wealth.
That has nothing to do with Bitcoin nor will it affect it. What they'll create and push would be like tens of thousands of other shitcoins that were created over the past decade and pushed by many scammers.

I must admit  that bitcoin value did rise once Trump won the election. Can anyone provide some clarification?
Zoom out and you'll see bitcoin has been on the rise for a long time and it does not need a centralized authority in some country on the other side of the world to rise! The only thing Trump winning election did was to give bitcoin that little push to get past one of the major resistance at $70k and when it was broken the rest was like all previous rallies, the money just flows in.

The other major contributor is the interest rate cuts in many countries including USA that helps inflation go up and recession go down which is a major contributor to bitcoin price rise.
legendary
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Is Bitcoin in trouble or under new regulate now that Trump will be President...I have heard that there is some new crypto that he and Elon
are trying to push. I must admit  that bitcoin value did rise once Trump won the election. Can anyone provide some clarification?
Why can you say that? Why would it be in trouble when the one that wins the election supported it confidently. I believe bitcoin will be more expose and not through major scams or what but US will definitely make some regulationa to boost it more ans generate income and profits for their country unless Trump only said that to win? But I doubt he onboarded Elon Musk together with the vision of supporting the digital era of bitcoin.
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Trump pick Elon as a efficiency cost role, it's about government spending, not Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency.

Trump did launch his own token named World Liberty Financial, but it's not associated with Elon.

Bitcoin is still same, IRS still consider Bitcoin as a property for now, there's no any new regulation. The possibility is Trump might purchase and hold Bitcoin, just like Nayib Bukele did.
legendary
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What's with the question? Isn't it obvious? For the past week alone, Bitcoin grew 20%. Within the year, the price has already increased more than 100%. So, apparently, Bitcoin isn't in any kind of trouble. On the contrary, it is in its most bullish form. ATHs have been quickly shattered one after another.

Trump is pro-Bitcoin, at least in words. Whatever that means, or whether that's true or not, doesn't matter that much. That the next US president publicly expresses his support for Bitcoin is good enough assurance that adoption won't be hindered by strict, even inimical, regulatory policies. That has somehow made the overall sentiment extremely optimistic.

Forget about the crypto that Trump and Elon are associated with. It's either a scam or a shitcoin.
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Is Bitcoin in trouble or under new regulate now that Trump will be President...I have heard that there is some new crypto that he and Elon
are trying to push. I must admit  that bitcoin value did rise once Trump won the election. Can anyone provide some clarification?
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