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The American President Donald Trump is involved in the crypto world on various levels. First and foremost, he is obviously involved as the President of the USA, given that the United States is a very important country for the crypto world. However, he is also personally involved as a private citizen, meaning his involvement goes beyond his current status as the President of the USA. Additionally, he is also involved on a family level, as his family operates in various ways within the crypto world. Summary Trump’s Political Involvement in the Crypto World Personal Involvement Family Involvement The Controversies Trump’s Political Involvement in the Crypto World To be honest, during his first term as President, from 2017 to 2021, he was skeptical about the crypto world, even going so far as to call Bitcoin a “scam”. However, over the following years, he completely changed his opinion, particularly during the 2024 presidential election campaign, which he subsequently won. Since he became President again (January 2025), he has strongly advocated for the USA to become increasingly crypto-friendly by adopting regulations that make the use of cryptocurrencies easy and accessible. Indeed, never before this 2025 had the USA been so open to these new financial assets, also because Trump himself declared his intention to make them the world capital of crypto. He specifically promised it during the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville in July 2024, when he also proposed creating a national strategic reserve in BTC. At the time of his victory in last year’s presidential elections, the so-called Trump-trade erupted in the crypto markets, which didn’t last long but caused the prices of many cryptos to soar. Subsequently, some measures were undertaken that partially fulfilled the promises made during the electoral campaign, but in reality, over time, they have not yet succeeded in truly propelling the crypto world in the USA, at least not significantly more than before. However, the enthusiasm of the crypto world towards it has somewhat waned in recent months, particularly when, due to the government shutdown, there were significant price declines. Personal Involvement Donald Trump’s most significant personal involvement with the crypto world is related to his memecoin TRUMP, launched in January on Solana. Initially, it seemed like a successful project, with the price immediately rising to all-time highs above $75, but starting from the end of January, a prolonged decline began that appears to still be ongoing. In April, it fell below $8, and after a temporary recovery mid-year, starting in September, it began a new decline that first brought it below $7, and then in December, even below $5. The current price is still above the initial offering price, but compared to the highs of eleven months ago, the loss has now risen to 93%. To this must be added his personal collection of NFTs dedicated to him, launched even before he became president for the second time, probably with the aim of raising funds specifically for last year’s election campaign. Other personal involvements are instead indirect, as several of his companies, particularly Trump Media, are active in the crypto sector, but his role in those companies is solely that of a shareholder. Family Involvement In parallel with pro-crypto government policies, the Trump family has launched several projects related to cryptocurrencies. The main entity is World Liberty Financial (WLFI), in which President Trump does not have any direct role. Instead, his sons Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron Trump are heavily involved. The president holds only the purely formal position of “chief crypto advocate”. World Liberty Financial is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform based on Aave, featuring a governance token WLFI and a stablecoin called World Liberty Financial USD (USD1). In addition, the MELANIA memecoin by Donald Trump’s wife was also launched, although its market value has already almost completely diminished (-99% from its peak). Additionally, Eric Trump is also involved in Bitcoin mining with American Bitcoin Corp. According to some democratic reports and Reuters investigations, the Trump family as a whole would hold approximately $11.6 billion in crypto-related assets, with revenues exceeding $800 million in just the first half of 2025. Donald Trump’s net worth has increased by billions of dollars thanks to these projects. The Controversies Obviously, all of this has also sparked various controversies. Firstly, there are critics who accuse the Trump administration of conflicts of interest precisely because of the pro-crypto policies advocated by his government, which directly benefit his family’s projects. There are also doubts about the advisability of having among the investors in these projects various foreign investors coming, for example, from countries like China and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Furthermore, Trump is accused of having favored insiders by dissolving the DoJ’s crypto anti-fraud team, and reducing SEC oversight. Others accuse him of outright corruption, claiming that Trump is exploiting his presidency to enrich himself with crypto.

The year 2026 is poised to be a critical juncture for cryptocurrency regulations in the United States. Industry representatives estimate a 50-60% chance that a comprehensive law governing digital assets will be passed before the midterm elections. Although negotiations between Republicans and Democrats show promise, significant issues remain, primarily due to the intricate structure involving banking, securities, and commodities laws. Different drafts prepared by two Senate committees need to be combined and aligned with the Clarity bill, which has already passed the House of Representatives. Contents Key Points of Disagreement in the Draft Time Pressure and Election Season Concerns Key Points of Disagreement in the Draft Several core issues stand out in the cryptocurrency market structure draft that require resolution. Serious disagreements persist over how banks and cryptocurrency companies should regulate profit-generating stablecoins. Banking organizations argue that the GENIUS stablecoin legislation enacted over the summer is not comprehensive enough and fails to prevent issuers from offering interest on stablecoins. In contrast, cryptocurrency advocates assert that the ability of stablecoins to offer returns represents fair competition. Regulating decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols in terms of anti-money laundering and determining whether some coins fall under the jurisdiction of the SEC or the CFTC are among the contentious topics. Cody Carbone, CEO of the Digital Chamber, expresses concern over the SEC’s decision-making role, indicating it could signify a return to the critical approach seen during former SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s tenure. Additionally, President Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest within the cryptocurrency sector further complicate the legislative process. The Trump family has reportedly profited approximately $620 million through the World Liberty Financial project, a 20% stake in the American Bitcoin mining company, and meme coins named TRUMP and MELANIA. The shortage of commissioners at the CFTC, which emerged after four members resigned last year, has strengthened the Democrats’ position in the negotiations, leaving only one Republican commissioner. Carbone highlights that no senator would want to grant such extensive authority to a small agency meant to have a five-member commission. Time Pressure and Election Season Concerns The Senate Banking Committee plans to initiate the markup process at the beginning of the year, with progress reported in negotiations with Democrats. The committee’s spokesperson stated that Chairman Scott has made significant bipartisan progress on digital asset market structure regulations. For the bill to become law, the versions from the Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees must be merged, approved by the full Senate, and aligned with the Clarity bill that has passed the House of Representatives. Kevin Wysocki, head of policy at Anchorage Digital, emphasizes that lawmakers need to act within the first two quarters of next year, or else they risk focusing on election issues. Carbone expresses concern over the lack of markup in January committees and mentions optimism if he sees markup in both committees, a reconciliation bill in the Senate, and potentially a full Senate vote within the next six weeks. As midterm elections approach, Trump’s cryptocurrency conflicts of interest could become increasingly prominent. Rebecca Liao, CEO of Saga, notes that Democratic messaging is focused on affordability and that privileged gains by the president or those in his administration will continually be criticized. Following the 43-day shutdown ending in November, Congress temporarily funded the government through January 30, 2026, but another shutdown is possible if a new agreement is not reached. Liao emphasizes that even if comprehensive cryptocurrency legislation is not enacted in 2026, action is necessary. As financial institutions enter the cryptocurrency space, regulatory clarity is essential for cryptocurrencies to achieve genuine adoption and widespread use.

The 2025 annual trading report generated by GetAgent provides a concrete, data-backed view of real trading activity over the year. Key statistics from my personal report: • Total trades executed: 307 • Spot trading volume: $45,254 • Top spot assets traded: $SOL , DMC, MELANIA • Portfolio allocation: $BGB 80.81%, TRUMP 13.32% • Contract trading: limited activity, intentionally low leverage Beyond the numbers, the report highlights behavioral patterns: a clear preference for spot trading, with consistent exposure to Solana (SOL) a concentrated but deliberate allocation strategy, notably on BGB and TRUMP disciplined risk management, with minimal use of derivatives Rather than focusing purely on performance outcomes, GetAgent analyzes how trading decisions evolve over time, helping users understand their trading structure, habits, and risk profile. This type of transparent, behavior-driven reporting reflects a more mature approach to trading analytics on platforms like Bitget, where long-term consistency matters as much as short-term results.

2025 Year Recap Jan → $TRUMP and $MELANIA Feb → Depression Mar → Depression Apr → Depression May → Depression Jun → Depression Jul → Depression Aug → Depression Sep → Depression Oct → Depression Nov → Depression Dec → Depression Did I miss anything?