The one people least expected
The President of China Xi Jinping

I agree with you on this too: China is also part of the countries with the world's largest economy. If I'm not mistaken, they should be second after the US, and any president under such a country that publicly accepts bitcoin and makes moves like Trump might be able to cause a pump, but it won't be as heavy as what the trend from Trump has done, adding to the fact that people might have actually not taken China too seriously again in terms of crypto since they have banned Bitcoin more than 3 times if I'm correct.

Well with the unnecessary fomo and FUD caused by people who are more interested in politics than Crypto-currency, I believe many presidents and world leaders can cause this sort of hype too.
From China, UK and if not maybe for the war Russia to can cause this unrest too.
I would say it again the success of crypto-currency should not be attributed to any politician.

The one of a big country for sure, maybe the president of Russia or China. Or the prime minister of Canada, Australia, or United Kingdom. Unfortunately it couldn't be a country of European Union since the regulation don't allow this kind of thing anymore. A country wanting to take unexpected stances about cryptocurrencies would need to leave EU.

To be honest, he's the one that I am thinking of that's next influential to Donald Trump. While Trump keeps on mentioning his name, there's the importance that he plays to the status of world economy and peace and order. But I don't think that he'd talk just as how Trump talked and became very vocal about cryptocurrencies. What we used to see with China is about them manipulating the market about the bans that the media is releasing and talking about them. And later on, the uplifting of that ban that we have seen its impact to the market whenever they do these press releases.

Big influence, comes from big countries. Currently the United States, China & Russia lead the ranking of the world's powerful countries. President-elect Donald J. Trump has already expressed his stance on the crypto industry & we all celebrate his actions. It only takes 2 more supports, namely from Xi Jinping as president of China & Vladimir Putin as president of Russia to make this madness even crazier.

Unfortunately, both presidents have not given a strong stance & support for this industry. Let's see what will happen after all crypto regulations in the United States will be made by Donald J. Trump, hopefully we get a surprise.

Source:
1. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/rankings/power

- Ammar M. A.

Look at history, they are countries that are open to crypto. A few years ago China became a very influential country in crypto, but that's not for now. President Xin Jinping's policy made China ban Bitcoin from developing. In November 2021 they officially banned Crypto in their country. They focus on CBDCs and possible futures I don't know.

But with the conditions predicting the future if China reopens the ban, I think it is fundamental good for the development of crypto. Although I have heard of some large mining investors choosing to move countries to continue their activities, they do not appear to be a stronger state policy and have no influence. Maybe if they change presidents, I think crypto could be a campaign tool like Trump.

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/news/price-cryptocurrencies-totally-dependent-china/#:~:text=China%20does%20not%20allow%20cryptocurrency,from%20mainland%20Chinese%20financial%20regulations.

There are only 2 presidents that comes to my mind when it comes to "Making Bitcoin bullish".
President of Russia, and the President of China.

Any similarities? 3 of them are superpower countries, and in terms of global influence, I believe the 3 of them are at the top especially US that's why we are seeing a huge effect on the price of Bitcoin and other top cryptocurrencies whenever Trump says something positive about it. Putin already had some statements regarding digital currencies, but nothing directly about Bitcoin in the past while President Xi Jinping will still ban crypto on his country.

We've seen countries like El Salvador and Bhutan buying Bitcoin, but that didn't have that much effect compared to US and Trump. There might be other people though that can make Bitcoin bullish, but not presidents.

its not 'coz trump' you silly man...
we are in a well known season of a bitcoins market cycle. we are in the bull run of the ATH season.. we know the market cycles are in 4 year cycles and they have seasons such as the halving season, the ATH season and the post ATH correction season

stop showing how much of a trump fangirl you are by thinking trump controls bitcoin.. wake up and realise people years ago could have told you the price trend(bull) of this season without having to know which president was in power

oh and just wait until after the ATH when the price comes down and goes bearish for a couple years during the correction season and try to explain how your beloved idol trump is the reason for the price drop(it would be a laugh to see you explain)

ill give you a hint: (future prediction)
2026-27 will be the time the price will be below 2025's ATH(the ATH yet to hit this year)
2028 will see the halving beginning of a bull season(price meets and start to exceed 2025 ATH). 2029 will see the bull and next ATH of the next cycle, then it would correct below the 2029 ATH.. until 2032 where the bull begins again

and i didnt need to tell you of any president of any country

yeah if china don't want to allow bitcoin, then let them not allow it even without china BTC is getting trillion valuation, I don't think it's such a problem that china don't want to have anything to do with crypto.
the thing is, I've seen whenever there's some good news with crypto related coming from china the market seems to be not reacting at all, maybe because china influence isn't that great in crypto anyway, even if somehow china allow bitcoin and approve it, there might be some small wave, but since we've seen ETF approval in the US, china's approval won't be a big thing anymore.