You can't help but regard this coin issuance as a targeted money issuance. Last time it was white supremacy, and this time it is maga supremacy. The money can be a little less, but it can't be reduced to the order of 100 billion. That is, Trump will give an average of 100 billion to those who bought early. This is before the release, that is, within three months. There are only 200 million chips in total within three months, so if you don't dare to buy Trump below 500u, you must not be maga, you must not be an American, and you may not even be considered a person.

Trading contracts is just part of the journey; accumulating coins is the ultimate goal. Crypto may not make you rich overnight, but mastering the right skills can help you achieve substantial and consistent returns in the space.

Powell's remarks seem intentional, and here are three potential reasons why:

1. He may want to accumulate Bitcoin himself before stepping down.

2. Trump could be behind it, aiming to drive prices down for the U.S. to buy Bitcoin at lower levels.

3. He wants to ensure favorable Fed data before his term ends by avoiding rate cuts.

It could be a mix of all three reasons. No further explanation needed—those who get it, get it!

With Trump likely to take office, he’s expected to push the Fed to accelerate rate cuts. This is one of the main reasons why Trump’s election win is generally seen as bullish for the crypto market.

Regardless, the rate cut has been implemented, and this is undeniably positive news. Now we wait for Trump to step up on January 20 and see what he brings to the table.

The total Bitcoin balance across global exchanges has dropped significantly, from 2.72 million at the start of the year to 2.24 million. Over the past two months, this decline has been even more pronounced. Currently, exchange wallets hold just 11.3% of the 19.8 million circulating Bitcoins. Hold onto your chips—they’re scarce!

Bitcoin’s price surge aligns with expectations of the Fed’s rate cuts, jumping from $100,000 to $107,000 before briefly pulling back to $100,000. Speculative altcoin investments have dropped from a high index of 90 to around 60. Right now, BTC’s dominance is clear and strong. Historically, Bitcoin tends to rally ahead of rate cuts, then explode afterward. Based on this pattern, BTC’s next stop could be $110,000 or even $150,000 if the market gets frenzied.

Big players, including institutions, are now driving BTC prices. Take MicroStrategy’s CEO, for example: he just spent $1.5 billion to purchase 15,350 BTC at an average price of $100,386 each. This explains BTC’s recent independent rally. Whenever institutions make such substantial moves, BTC tends to absorb liquidity from the market. Their willingness to buy at these levels—even raising their average entry price—shows they believe $100K is just the beginning.

Ethereum recently hit a yearly high of $4,107 before pulling back to $3,600 to shake out leverage traders. Meanwhile, ETH/BTC remains below 0.038. For altcoins to shine, this ratio is a key metric to watch.

This week’s trend is clear: Ethereum’s heavy turnover phase is over, and ETF inflows continue steadily. Wall Street money is flowing in, while crypto veterans have mostly finished selling. I’m optimistic about Ethereum breaking new highs soon.

The best strategy right now? HODL. In a bull market’s single-direction acceleration phase, no strategy beats simply holding your positions. Altcoin rallies are usually fast and intense: Bitcoin pumps first, followed by Ethereum, then altcoins.

Even if altcoins seem sluggish now, their breakout could happen at any moment. Don’t let the market shake you out at the last minute—hold onto your valuable chips!

Last week, the issuer of wBTC, BiT Global, launched a massive lawsuit against Coinbase, accusing the platform of favoring its competitor, cbBTC. This lawsuit has shaken the entire crypto community like a bombshell!

However, Coinbase did not sit idly by. In an official 25-page response, Coinbase finally revealed the true reason behind the wBTC delisting—Justin Sun! The billionaire founder of the Tron blockchain has become the center of this storm!

According to Coinbase's filings, the connection between Justin Sun and wBTC dates back to a partnership announced in August this year. Due to Sun's involvement, Coinbase openly expressed serious doubts about BiT's ability to be a reliable manager, a concern shared by many other companies in the industry.

This decision is undoubtedly a heavy blow to wBTC and the team behind it!

With this news coming to light, the winds of change in the cryptocurrency market are set to become even more unpredictable. The aftermath of Coinbase’s delisting of wBTC, and how Justin Sun will respond to this crisis, will be key points of focus moving forward!