Ki Young Ju suggests that Trump’s crypto reserve plan signals U.S. dominance, favoring select assets while reshaping global digital markets.
Trump’s Crypto Strategy Sparks Debate
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju believes that the U.S. is positioning crypto as a strategic tool under Trump’s administration.
Trump’s recent announcement of a U.S. crypto reserve initially included XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA) before later adding Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). This sequence has fueled speculation about policy-driven asset selection.
U.S. Interests Could Shape Crypto Regulations
Ki Young Ju argues that assets aligning with U.S. financial interests could benefit from favorable policies, while neutral cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum may face increased scrutiny.
“The crypto market is increasingly becoming a weapon of the United States,” Ju stated, suggesting the move is aimed at attracting foreign capital and reinforcing U.S. dominance in global finance.
Favored Projects May See Regulatory Advantages
With Trump’s pro-crypto stance, certain U.S.-backed digital assets could receive clearer regulatory pathways, enhancing their adoption and market position.
However, this approach raises concerns over global market fairness, as U.S.-centric policies may reshape crypto innovation and decentralization worldwide.
Global Markets Brace for Policy Impact
If the U.S. moves to prioritize specific assets, international markets may need to adapt to shifting regulatory landscapes, potentially influencing crypto liquidity and investment strategies.
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