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Interests Determine Stance
Before Trump took office, the crypto community almost worshiped him as a savior, betting that he was the "chosen one" who would lead the market to new heights. But reality loves to play tricks—once he actually took power, a series of policies sent financial markets into turmoil. Bitcoin tumbled from nearly $110,000 to below $80,000, while altcoins suffered even worse. Many who entered the market dreaming of financial freedom ended up getting wiped out, losing even the capital to keep dreaming.
If time could rewind and give those passionate believers another chance to vote, Trump would likely go from being the "chosen one" to the "only a fool would choose him again."
After all, faith is a luxury, but profit is hard currency. Lose enough money, and even the firmest stance can sway like a weathervane🥲 0 reply
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