Trump's latest investment update: #BTC
Large bond purchases: From late August to early October 2025, Trump purchased at least $82 million in bonds, involving chip manufacturing (Broadcom, Qualcomm), technology (Meta), retail (Home Depot), and Wall Street financial institutions (JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs), with a total transaction valuation exceeding $337 million.
Policy relevance: Some investment targets are directly related to the financial deregulation policies promoted by his administration, such as the timing of JPMorgan's bond purchases coinciding with the Justice Department's investigation into the Epstein case.
Demand for judicial investigation: On November 14, he publicly demanded the Justice Department investigate connections between Democrats and former Treasury Secretary Summers, JPMorgan, and others in relation to the Epstein case, shifting the public focus to the Democrats.
Venezuela stance: On November 16, he stated that he might engage in dialogue with President Maduro, while simultaneously authorizing the CIA to conduct covert operations in Venezuela, with the largest U.S. military deployment in the Caribbean in nearly 30 years.
Nuclear test controversy: On November 14, Trump claimed he would restart nuclear tests, attracting international attention, and Russian President Putin clearly stated that countermeasures would be taken.
Party relationship breakdown: Publicly split from Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, with both sides in fierce confrontation over the issue of releasing documents related to the Epstein case.
