solana:6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN The negative factor is that the new Congress will restrain Trump; however, the good thing is that he still has the presidential arsenal, so I remain optimistic about Trump. 1. Holding presidential veto power, his policy cards remain intact. Even if the Democrats win both the House and Senate, he can directly veto congressional bills. For the Democrats to overturn tax cuts, energy, and crypto-friendly policies, they need more than two-thirds of the votes, a very high threshold. Many existing policies can hold their ground and won't be quickly overturned. 2. Optimistic signals from Russia-Ukraine negotiations. Trump has announced that he is pushing forward a major agreement with Russia, aiming to bring the conflict to a close. Once a ceasefire is implemented, it will alleviate geopolitical risks in Europe, benefiting risk assets. 3. The crypto sector's stance remains stable, and its core funding base remains intact. He is widely recognized as a crypto-friendly president, and his attitude towards BTC and the crypto industry has not shifted. Many crypto funds will still consider him an important variable. The "Trump trade" won't disappear directly; it will simply change from a one-sided strong expectation to a more volatile game. 4. The core voting base is solid, and the party's influence remains strong. Although the midterm elections were a setback, the core Republican base, traditional energy, and manufacturing capital base has not collapsed. This adjustment of core staff is about consolidating the team and strengthening execution, and will allow for more proactive negotiations with the Democratic Congress. 5. The initiative in diplomacy remains in the hands of the White House. In the Middle East, a "fight while negotiating" strategy is being adopted, with controlled small-scale actions to maintain a tough image while preserving channels for negotiations with Iran. The geopolitical pace is being led by the White House, not entirely passively.