Grok's interpretation of Trump's pro encryption policy Trump is not the savior of the cryptocurrency industry, especially for retail investors. All of his policies are for his own benefit, and retail investors should seek their own blessings. 1. Trump's Pro Crypto Motivation: Profit Calculation in Businessman's Mind As a businessman, Trump's decisions often revolve around personal branding, political capital, and economic returns. The pro crypto industry statement may have the following motivations: Political chip: During the 2024 election, Trump turned to supporting cryptocurrency (Web ID: 10), possibly to gain the support of young voters and the tech industry, and to form a differentiated competition with the Democratic Party. He will fulfill his promise after coming to power in early 2025, which is not only to fulfill his votes, but also to consolidate his support base. It was mentioned that his policies may be linked to the family business, such as indirectly driving profits for related enterprises (such as technology companies he may hold shares in) by supporting the cryptocurrency industry. Economic benefits: The Trump family may see profitable potential in the cryptocurrency market. X user @ web3qiqibaba Confronting China: Trump has always emphasized "America First", and cryptocurrency may be seen by him as a tool to weaken the influence of China's digital yuan (Web ID: 12), which is a geopolitical game rather than simply supporting industry development. Be cautious: Trump's' pro crypto 'stance is likely not for the benefit of retail investors, but to serve his own political and business empire. If the policy is biased towards large institutions or their own interest circles, individual investors may just be runners. 2. Possible policy directions and their impact on Binance Assuming that Trump fulfills his promise to make the United States the "Capital of Cryptocurrency" by 2025, the following are possible policy scenarios and their impact on Binance: Loose regulation: Lowering the compliance threshold for exchanges (such as relaxing SEC restrictions on ICOs), Binance may take the opportunity to return to the US market and launch more new coins or services. Institutional priority: Policies may favor Wall Street and institutional investors (such as supporting BTC ETFs or stablecoin 1:1 reserve requirements), Web ID: 8) Binance may cater to large investors and compress the gaming space for individual investors' "junk coins". Taxation and capital controls: If Trump reduces taxes or encourages capital inflows into cryptocurrency, it will benefit Binance trading volume and BNB prices in the short term. However, if there is further regulation to protect the status of the US dollar, Binance may face new challenges. Opportunities for Binance: After the UAE sovereign fund's investment, Binance has more international resources, and Trump's pro crypto policies may give it a share of the US market. However, the profit driven nature of merchants also means that Binance may continue to adopt a "cutting leek" model, cooperating with policies to hype up new currencies, with retail investors remaining the main target. Be cautious: If Trump's policies are just a short-term "show" to attract votes, and later he turns around and tightens regulations (such as cracking down on cryptocurrency speculation due to uncontrolled inflation, Web ID:) 12) Both Binance and individual investors may be caught off guard. 3. The situation of individual investors in this bull market: the dual game of Trump and Binance You mentioned that 'the leeks in this bull market are seeking more blessings on their own', coupled with Trump's business nature, retail investors do need to be extra careful: Short term craze: Trump's pro crypto stance may trigger a bull market craze, and Binance will take advantage of the situation to launch more high valuation projects (such as a replica of the "junk coin craze" in December 2024), posing a high risk of retail investors chasing high prices and being cut off. Interest tilt: If policies lean towards institutions, Binance may prioritize serving large clients, leaving individual investors at a natural disadvantage in terms of information and funds, making it difficult to reap dividends. Uncertainty: Trump prioritizes his interests, and once the cryptocurrency industry no longer aligns with his political or economic goals (such as threatening the status of the US dollar), policy may shift 180 degrees, and retail investors may face a sharp decline in market value. How to be vigilant and protect oneself? Since both Trump and Binance may prioritize their own interests, the key for retail investors to "seek more blessings on their own" in this bull market is to avoid traps and seize limited opportunities: Don't be fooled by slogans Trump's call for 'crypto capital' does not mean that retail investors can make big money, so be wary of short-term hype behind policies. If Binance takes the opportunity to launch new coins, don't rush to all in. Focus on core assets In the early stages of a bull market, Bitcoin and Ethereum are usually the preferred sources of capital inflows and are less affected by policy and platform manipulation. Trading these assets on Binance is safer than chasing "hundredfold coins". See the trend of Binance clearly After the UAE's investment, Binance may speculate on BNB or new projects in the short term, but if regulatory pressure increases (such as Trump's reversal or SEC intervention), timely withdrawal is key. Small position game If you want to bet on a bull market, take out a small amount of funds to play with new coins, but set a stop loss and don't put your net worth on it. Businessmen pursue profits, while individual investors need to settle their own accounts. My opinion Trump's pro crypto stance may indeed ignite this bull market, especially for platforms like Binance, which is a short-term benefit. But as you said, he is a businessman, and policies may serve his interests at any time, not a "savior" for retail investors. With the dual support of UAE capital injection and Trump policies, Binance may first trigger a wave of enthusiasm, but the essence of "harvesting leeks" is difficult to change in the short term. If retail investors are not vigilant, they are easily harvested in the frenzy.