The global situation is tense, conflicts in the Middle East continue to escalate, missile attacks occur frequently, and political figure Trump is actively entering the encryption currency sector. These factors have collectively resulted in significant fluctuations in the global financial markets, particularly evident in the digital currency market.

The Trump family has rapidly entered the cryptocurrency field, with reports indicating that family members have profited approximately $57.7 million, and all three sons are involved. The related tokens saw a price surge of 150 times within just 12 hours, followed by two significant drops. It is noteworthy that while this political figure profits from the issuance of cryptocurrency, he simultaneously advocates for increased regulation and control, revealing a clear contradiction in policy stance.

The military conflict in the Middle East has also had a significant impact on the cryptocurrency market. The regional turmoil caused by missile attacks and the potential energy crisis has triggered panic in global markets. The price of Bitcoin had sharply dropped to $102,614, leading to around 240,000 investors being liquidated. However, if the Federal Reserve decides to cut interest rates, Standard Chartered Bank predicts that the price of Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by 2025.

The future trend of the cryptocurrency market is influenced by three key variables:
1. Trump's political decisions: If the Middle East conflict escalates, the encryption currency market may initially decline and then stabilize; if peace negotiations make progress, the market may bottom out and rebound.
2. The market positioning controversy of cryptocurrencies: Are they "followers" of the US stock market or an independent "digital safe haven".
3. Regulatory Policy Trends: The U.S. strategic reserve policy and ETF approval process will affect the flow of trillions in funds.

Investment advice can be divided into two aspects: Short-term investors need to closely monitor Trump's social media dynamics and the progress of the war, as every piece of information could affect the market; long-term investors should prepare for high volatility, as there is a possibility of high returns, but the risk factor is extremely high, with fluctuations potentially exceeding the instability of the situation in the Middle East.