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How will Trump's policies reshape the crypto market in 2025? What should investors follow in 2026?
[Coin World] The year 2025 will be a turning point for the crypto market. The biggest variable comes from the policy aspect — the executive order in March officially incorporated 210,000 Bitcoins into the federal government's national strategic reserves. How strong is this signal? Just look at what happened later: stablecoins and Digital Currency Trading were massively implemented, and many listed companies simply transformed into companies that specialize in Coin Hoarding, triggering a market speculation frenzy.
On one side, things are bustling, while on the other, hidden dangers are brewing. The seizure of $15 billion worth of Bitcoin (involved in a telecom fraud case) has prompted the industry to re-examine trading security issues — this is no small matter, as it directly touches the nerves of the market. Coupled with Bitcoin's plunge from its historic highs at the end of the year, the trend of correction is evident.
As we enter 2026, new uncertainties are emerging. The Trump team will focus on the midterm elections (November); at this point, which areas will the policy focus shift towards? How will the attitude towards encryption, fintech, or other major asset classes be adjusted? The answers to these questions directly relate to the performance direction of the stock market, bond market, commodities, and the entire crypto ecosystem. The policy rhythm in the second half of the year is worth continuous follow-up.