Here we go again! Trump hints that US GDP will hit 4.2%, far above the expected 2.5%, and also criticizes the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates arbitrarily, implying a loosening of monetary policy. The crypto circle immediately follows this signal, after all, loose monetary policy has always been most friendly to Bitcoin.
But there's a lot of water in this. Trump is not a savior for the crypto world; he's just very good at creating expectations. Remember? When he said "Bitcoin as a reserve asset," the market surged 6% in one day; then his family’s coin project plummeted by $150 million, leaving retail investors crying. His policy style is like that—when he’s loudest, the rain is usually the lightest, and behind the scenes, interests are driving everything. Some platforms run by his son are clearly here to profit from the industry’s red envelope.
In the short term, if the Federal Reserve is truly forced to cut rates, Bitcoin might have a chance to surge again. But the long-term risks are obvious. This guy jumps back and forth, changing policies at will. Even more dangerous is that leverage in the crypto space is everywhere now; his casual words can blow through the positions of 168,000 people. Do you really want to bet on that?
To survive, here’s what to do: watch for Trump’s signals, which often indicate big players are offloading, and don’t FOMO chasing highs. The real way to survive is to hold spot assets, avoid leverage, because policy-driven market volatility can turn high-leverage players into cannon fodder in seconds. The safest approach is to wait until policies are actually enacted into law before taking action—don’t bet on those promises still just words. Keep your principal safe now, and wait for confirmed opportunities.
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4am_degen
· 6h ago
Trump's words can cut more than K-line charts when it comes to harvesting the leeks, truly impressive
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Playing word games again, GDP data isn't that simple, don't be led by the rhythm
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Leverage traders must be feeling uncomfortable now, one sentence can cause a liquidation, this wave is too fierce
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I just want to ask, does anyone really believe he will be long-term bullish for the crypto market? Wake up, everyone
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Those who act before policies are implemented are cannon fodder, this is the truth
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Hoarding spot assets and avoiding leverage, easy to say but hard to do, but it's truly the only way to survive
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I really don't dare to touch his son's coins, it's obvious he's using the routine of harvesting the leeks
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Short-term gains are tempting, but who can withstand the long-term risks? I still choose to survive quietly
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Seeing him call signals is a sign of dumping, learning this can save you a lot of unnecessary expenses
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The most frightening thing about policy-driven markets is their unpredictability, you can never accurately bet on the next move
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TokenDustCollector
· 6h ago
Haha, here comes the play to cut leeks again. Trump's mouth is more valuable than Bitcoin.
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Basically, players are being tricked one after another. We retail investors should have seen through this trick long ago.
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In an era where leverage is everywhere, who dares to bet against Trump? One word causes 168,000 people to panic.
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Instead of listening to his hype, it's better to wait until the bill is actually implemented. Anyone can write a verbal check.
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Hoarding spot assets and avoiding leverage—that's the correct way to stay alive.
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The 150 million dollar crash is still vivid in my mind. What’s the plan this time to cut again?
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The most disgusting thing about policy markets is right here. They can reverse in the next second.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 6h ago
It's the same old story again, Trump claims GDP is 4.2%, but in reality it's just the usual trick to cut leeks.
Bro, I advise you not to follow the trend. Whatever he says, believe it. That's a smoke screen prepared for big players.
Leverage traders should now be trembling. One word could trigger a liquidation of 168,000 people. This wave is too fierce.
Wait until the policies are truly implemented. For now, just protect your principal to win, don't get cut.
I calculated that if they really cut interest rates this time, there might be short-term opportunities, but I don't gamble because it's too uncertain.
You can tell from his son's platforms—clearly here to reap the benefits, a family business.
Stockpile spot assets, quit leverage, only by surviving can you laugh last.
Whenever he signals a trade, I know big players are offloading. I’ve already figured out this old brother’s tricks.
Here we go again! Trump hints that US GDP will hit 4.2%, far above the expected 2.5%, and also criticizes the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates arbitrarily, implying a loosening of monetary policy. The crypto circle immediately follows this signal, after all, loose monetary policy has always been most friendly to Bitcoin.
But there's a lot of water in this. Trump is not a savior for the crypto world; he's just very good at creating expectations. Remember? When he said "Bitcoin as a reserve asset," the market surged 6% in one day; then his family’s coin project plummeted by $150 million, leaving retail investors crying. His policy style is like that—when he’s loudest, the rain is usually the lightest, and behind the scenes, interests are driving everything. Some platforms run by his son are clearly here to profit from the industry’s red envelope.
In the short term, if the Federal Reserve is truly forced to cut rates, Bitcoin might have a chance to surge again. But the long-term risks are obvious. This guy jumps back and forth, changing policies at will. Even more dangerous is that leverage in the crypto space is everywhere now; his casual words can blow through the positions of 168,000 people. Do you really want to bet on that?
To survive, here’s what to do: watch for Trump’s signals, which often indicate big players are offloading, and don’t FOMO chasing highs. The real way to survive is to hold spot assets, avoid leverage, because policy-driven market volatility can turn high-leverage players into cannon fodder in seconds. The safest approach is to wait until policies are actually enacted into law before taking action—don’t bet on those promises still just words. Keep your principal safe now, and wait for confirmed opportunities.