1. Observation on the political attributes of crypto assets behind Trump’s

election

As an emerging financial instrument, the political attributes of cryptoassets must be analyzed within the historical context. In the past 75 years of global history, interest groups after World War II often ignored the importance of civil rights and personal wealth in order to maintain the continuity and legitimacy of their own rule. This phenomenon has been reflected in many global political events, and the emergence of cryptoassets can be seen as a challenge to this state of affairs. They provide a decentralized way to store and trade wealth, which in theory can reduce the possibility of personal wealth being controlled by a central authority. One of the original design goals of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies was to create a financial system that did not rely on a central banking system, thereby reducing the government's ability to directly intervene in the economy. Click to read

2. TRUMP and the hyper-financialization of society

The net impact of the $Trump token on the broader ecosystem is unclear, and the president-elect’s launch of the memecoin just days before his inauguration is notable to say the least. It represents a momentous moment at the intersection of politics, finance and culture. It solidifies the token’s status as a new liquid asset class and a vehicle for engagement, fundraising and building influence at the pinnacle of global influence. Click to read

3. What huge negative impacts will TRUMP currency bring?

The TRUMP narrative began even before its contract was deployed to Solana, with Trump issuing a tweet confirming his association with the meme coin. Click to read

4. Trump’s currency: “transfer of sovereignty” in the crypto field

On the eve of the inauguration of the US President, on the evening of January 17th local time, Trump announced the launch of his personal token, TRUMP Coin, through Truth Social, a social media platform he founded. Initially, many people mistakenly believed that this move was the result of a hack of Trump's account, but dozens of minutes later, Trump used his personal main account on X (formerly Twitter) to repost about the coin. Promotion information, officially confirming the authenticity of this news. Click to read

5. Data analysis: Which Meme coin holder has higher holding belief?

I remember watching an interview with Paul Tudor Jones in 2020. He mainly talked about Bitcoin. He mentioned that Stanley Druckenmiller told him that 80% of Bitcoin holders held Bitcoin prices that fell from $20,000 to $3,000 (after the 2017 cycle). This is interesting data. This gave Paul Tudor Jones the confidence to invest in Bitcoin. We look for similar obvious data when analyzing meme coins and wallet groups. But please remember that meme coins are very dangerous and unstable. Click to read