#特朗普表示没有人能禁止比特币 $BTC In the many public statements and policy actions from 2024 to 2025, a core stance has been conveyed that Bitcoin should not be banned and should be vigorously developed, which is in stark contrast to its earlier attitude of calling Bitcoin a "scam":
1. Clear support signal released in July 2024: On July 27, Eastern Time, Trump delivered a speech at the Bitcoin 2024 conference, stating plans to make the U.S. the "crypto capital" and a "Bitcoin superpower." He also promised that if he returns to the White House, he would classify Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset of the U.S., retain related jobs, promote Bitcoin mining in the U.S., and eliminate central bank digital currencies. This statement directly pushed Bitcoin's price to perform a V-shaped reversal, once surpassing the $69,000 mark.
2. Implementation of support policies through executive orders in early 2025: On January 23, shortly after taking office, Trump signed an executive order to establish the "Presidential Digital Asset Market Working Group," protecting the legal use rights of blockchain networks, and providing a technology-neutral regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. On March 7, he further stated at the first cryptocurrency summit held at the White House that the U.S. federal government would support the development of Bitcoin and the digital asset market, announcing that the previous "war" against the industry had ended, and that the government would no longer sell the 200,000 Bitcoins it held.
3. The core driving force behind the change in attitude: This shift is likely driven by political and interest motivations. During the 2024 presidential election, the cryptocurrency industry provided him with substantial political donations, hoping for a relaxation of industry regulations once he is in office; while the Biden administration's previous strict regulatory policies had led to a strong backlash from the cryptocurrency industry, creating space for Trump to garner support in this area. Additionally, in early 2025, Trump launched a dedicated cryptocurrency called "Trump Coin," which once had a market value close to $73 billion, and he also gained significant benefits from the cryptocurrency sector.
