In the first quarter of 2025, the American people's confidence index of American economic leaders was released. For many of our small partners, the focus is on two people, one is President Trump of the United States, the other is Federal Reserve Chairman Powell. The darker the color is, the higher the trust is. The lighter the color is, the lower the trust is. Grey is no opinion (similarly, it doesn't matter). It can be seen from the data that 44% (30+14) believe that Trump can improve the economy, 11% are slightly confident, and 44% do not believe. This data represents that most American people do not think that Trump can handle economic problems well, which is the highest data in the whole statistics. However, Powell's data is even worse. Only 37% of Americans believe that Powell can handle economic problems well. 50% of Americans are not confident in Powell, and even have the highest "no opinion" vote in all statistics. It seems that Powell is not very good in the eyes of the people, even worse than Trump. From the data, people's confidence in Trump is even lower than 48% of Trump's first term, and even lower than 57% of Biden's first quarter of his first term. It is estimated that many voters will ask themselves whether the original choice was correct, and if the Democratic Party and Harris were elected, would it be better? However, Trump did make some contributions to the cryptocurrency industry. Leaving aside the issue of his coins, he did promote and promote the development of the cryptocurrency field in the United States, and launched Bitcoin's strategic reserve. The new SEC and CFTC leaders are friendly and loving cryptocurrencies, making it easier for cryptocurrencies to go. For Powell, with doubts about the US economy falling into recession again, with the US monetary policy still not fully relaxed, and with inflation still at a high level, public distrust of Powell has reached its lowest point in the past 24 years. Although Trump could not defeat Powell, it would be a bit difficult for him to be re elected in 2026. Finally, back to the average job approval rate of Trump, the approval rate in the first quarter of the second term was 45%, although higher than 41% of his first term, it was still the level of all elected US presidents since World War II. The average first quarter approval rating for all elected presidents from 1952 to 2020 was 60%. Trump is the only president whose average support rate is less than 50% in the first quarter of his term of office. Well, Trump 2.0 is not much better. And the most interesting thing is that such a low score surpasses the ratings of all other US leaders, including Congress and the Federal Reserve. How unpopular this US government is. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex