And it seems the reverse is the case now, as Trump won and everybody is wanting to invest their money into Bitcoin, which has made it to skyrocket in price from $68k per BTC, which was it's initial value on the day of US Presidential election, (November 5th  2024), to breaking several new "All Time High" within a space of hours, and now currently been value at $88k per BTC at the time of writing this post is less than 10days. As this shows the huge positive impact Donald Trump has over the price value of Bitcoin, which I'm sure is literally a win-win for both parties, as the crypto community supported Trump for his presidential election victory, and likewise this recent bull-run, must be Trump's way of saying "Thank you" to the crypto community.

I've been seeing different tokens online since Trump became the next American president after Biden which he would be inaugurated by January. There has been so many shit coins in the market current that jumped from no where since Trump was elected. We ought to be very careful about many of these shit coins because it obvious that many devs and scammers are using this opportunity to lure investors to buy altcoins too has the price of Bitcoin keeps going bullish. We are still counting to see the price of Bitcoin hit $100K as soon as possible. Bitcoin is going to do better with time and we need to be prepared because this bull market is going to be huge and profitable.

I think you refer to the capital gains taxes rumours? No, I'm not sure, there have been no new articles on this topic today. We'll have to wait for him to really dilvulge more details about his crypto policy.

I have investigated a bit and it seems Trump proposed this already in October in an interview, although in this occasion he said he wanted to include Bitcoin.

This seems to be the quote:

It also appears in this article too. Perhaps also this X user simply copied that "proposal" from that interview to get viral with it.

In general, I like the idea a bit more if decentralized cryptos like Bitcoins are also included and treated as currencies. If they really replace "taxes with tariffs", then probably the only tokens affected would be those issued by foreign companies, but those without identifiable issuer (like Bitcoin) would not be subject.

My thought process was correct. They're trying to convert their gold stash into bitcoin: https://x.com/APompliano/status/1859619609143361710.

She says that they can buy 200,000 BTC by converting their gold to bitcoin. However, I don't understand the numbers. Their total amount of gold reserved in the US is 8133.46 tones, according to tradingeconomics.com. This is about $628 billion in gold. That's more than 6 million bitcoin, at the current exchange rate. What do I miss?

I guess they're only converting their gold certificates from the Federal Reserve? (Which as I shared in a previous post, it is a little more than $11 billion.)

And I have written many times that Trump could be arrested or impeached after the inauguration. I still hope for such an outcome. I don’t like this man. He thinks too much of himself. I want to believe that Biden’s team has such a plan for implementation. Why did I decide this? It’s enough to look at the current president’s expression and how he calmly hands over power. Something is clearly wrong here.

Absolutely.

Impeach Trump on what ground actually? Did he made dollar to fall or was it the first president to make dollar loss it's value today? Did he made Americans be in the inflation they are today? There isn't that is going to happen, he was sue many times even before the election and heaven did not fall, he was shot and they miss, any impeachment after the election is going to only slow down the work he want to do for the Americans.

There is nothing that is going to happen in the US that any president ever likes in the history of America has not done before but in my opinion, Trump will make America great again. Even if it's at the detrimental price of Bitcoin, he is going to do it. This is why the way everyone is fomo into the market right now, I'm kind of afraid of for some people, trading and buying Bitcoin at $100k is insane and too risky but I guess people will do what they want to do regardless of your opinion.

A conspiracy theory is something that explains, usually without evidence, something that already happened.

The idea that the earth is flat is simply a provably false notion, as the earth is in fact not flat. An example of a conspiracy theory is the Illuminati Conspiracy, which states that the world is secretly control of a cabal of jews.

That Trump may select his own coin (instead of, or along side of Bitcoin) to be purchased by US taxpayers in order to make the price go up is a prediction.

The evidence I have to support this prediction is:

• Trump's long history of self-dealing
• The fact that he is now in the crypto business and has his own coin
• The fact that his doing so could make himself and his family billions if not trillions of dollars.
• The fact that his voters--and thus his party--would not care if he did this, and would instead grow to love this idea since it further glorifies Trump.

Obviously we're all just predicting the future here, and anything can happen--I think there's about a 90% chance there there will be no purchases of any coin at all since it's so obviously a taxpayer giveaway, even by Republican standards--but I think my prediction is supported by the facts.

Huh. Interesting. So the Jews wanted Biden in 2020 and now they wanted Trump again? Why is that?

Also, why did they kill the Lightning Port on the iPhone? I really liked that interface.

Is there any way to contact these people so I can talk to them?

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Look, do you actually know where this antisemitism comes from?

Starting in the middle ages, the Christian religion considered money lending sinful. However, in order to operate an advanced economy, banking is a critical component. Hence banks had to be handled by somebody and those of the jewish faith did not have the religion objections that Christians did.

Hence jews were overrepresented in the banking trade, and then the stereotypes gradually hardened over the years.

Banking is always going to be a fraught profession, politically-speaking, since whenever people have money problems, the first entity they blame is the bankers. Somebody loses their house because they couldn't make the payments because they lost their job? They blame the bank, and not, say, the reason they lost their job. In difficult economic times, banks are the entities in our system that deliver the bad news.

Hence, since jews carried this stereotype being associated with banking, whenever there was widespread economic strife in a country, people blamed bankers, and, conveniently, populist politicians blamed "the jews".

But really all they doing was "shooting the messenger"--or in the case of Germany in the 1930s, they gassed the messengers by the millions.