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#特朗普加密货币政策# Reflecting on history always evokes emotions. This time, seeing the news about Trump raising $274 million in political funds reminded me of the controversial election in 2016. At that time, Crypto Assets were not as well-known as they are today, let alone becoming the market maker for political donations.
Nowadays, crypto giants like Crypto.com and Blockchain.com are all stepping up to help, and even the Winklevoss twins have contributed over $2 million. This scene seems as if the crypto industry is moving closer to traditional political forces, trying to gain a voice through money.
However, history always repeats itself. Looking back at the birth of Bitcoin after the 2008 financial crisis, it was inherently based on a distrust of the traditional financial system. Now, the encryption industry has instead become a market maker for political donations; does this mean it is gradually being assimilated by the system?
As an elder who has witnessed multiple crypto cycles, I can't help but sigh: no matter how technology advances, the game of power and capital has never stopped. Whether Crypto Assets can truly change the rules of the game still needs time to verify. We should perhaps be vigilant, so as not to repeat the mistakes of the past and become pawns in the struggle for power once again.