This time, Trump directly fully embraced the "Crypto President" persona.

His latest post angrily criticized former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler and the so-called "Anti-Crypto Army," claiming they nearly destroyed the entire crypto industry back then, forcing BTC, crypto perpetual contracts, and many innovative projects overseas.
And Trump stated: "It was I who saved all this."
More importantly, he directly addressed: The current United States is already becoming the global "Cryptocurrency Capital."
In other words, this is no longer just a simple political statement.
It is the U.S. high-level officials officially treating the "crypto industry" as part of the future financial competitiveness.
Because in the past few years, what many crypto companies feared most was not a bear market, but regulatory uncertainty.
Projects dared not innovate, funds dared not enter, and companies were forced to relocate abroad.
But now, the trend has already begun to clearly shift.
The most core message from Trump this time is actually: "A future-oriented digital asset market structure framework will be established."
In plain language: The U.S. might be preparing to "reopen the green light" for the crypto industry.
And this time, it’s not just BTC; even sensitive areas like perpetual contracts and digital asset trading structures are starting to be brought to the table.
Many see Trump shouting slogans.
But the real big capital is already starting to reassess: if the U.S. fully embraces the crypto industry, will the next round of global capital once again flood into BTC and the entire crypto market?