I completely agree. Especially, if Bitcoin is adopted in an economically powerful country like China, its impact on the market could be huge. If President Xi Jinping or China takes any steps towards cryptocurrency, the price of Bitcoin could reach levels that are currently unimaginable. If China and some European countries adopt Bitcoin, as is being promoted in the US under the Trump administration, it could revolutionize the entire cryptocurrency market. However, it is also true that no other president has had such a big impact so far, except for President Trump.

However, in my opinion, this also has a positive impact, because Trump currently has an important role in the world of blockchain, we cannot deny that Trump can currently control the market with his power. Talking about the long term, what kind of long term do you expect in the crypto world? Are you sure that crypto has a bright future? We all don't know, actually the market is only controlled by people who have great power

And that president can only be another US crypto president that has great interest for cryptocurrencies just like Donald Trump did and promised the community during his campaign to create a conducive atmosphere for digital currencies. Because apart from United States of America, I don't think any other countries has the huge potential to influence global market finance just like US does. Because just few days ago, we could noticed that Trump signed an executive order aimed to foster innovation and economic growth among Blockchain technology and digital assets, and likewise prohibits the explicit use of the Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) within the United States, which will literally give more room for the growth of Bitcoin.

I think that Presidents don't matter. Yes, some of them have some kind of influence over people who follow influencers but I don't think that they are at celebrity levels, no, people mostly admire athletes and bodybuilders.
I think that what matters in this case is the economy of the country. Donald Trump doesn't affect Bitcoin's price, it's the economy of the USA that affects it. So, I'd say that the presidents (or any other top officials) of the USA, China, Germany, France, UK, Russia and probably a few more could make Bitcoin bullish. I also think that western countries have more influence on the price.

I don't agree with this because I think that, who's going to make more waves as President Donald Trump has made is a president that was once not friendly to Bitcoin and not the one that's friendly to Bitcoin. President Donald Trump was a critic of Bitcoin and didn't supported it hence when he changed and started supporting it. He drew alot of attention to his campaign and to Bitcoin which was making the price of Bitcoin to pump because alot of people believed he was going to win the election and were buying.

I think the UK should be the next time accept country to produce a federal government that likes Bitcoin and it'll make the same type of wave or more wave as this one did. I want it to be the UK too because it'll help spread to more countries that are associated with the UK through business or rulership and this will help the price of Bitcoin very well.

Almost guaranteed to not happen.


Thing is, Russia has banned and unbanned bitcoin so many times that the market has developed some sort of immune system specifically to protect it from the Kremlin's proclamations.


Those are already bullish on Bitcoin, and RFK is not even a president.


Milei is already bullish on Bitcoin, isn't he? I guess it won't move the needle that much.

It's basically in the EU's hands to make Bitcoin more bullish now, but they are a bunch of bears.

I agree Bitcoin is strong and genuine. Unlike other cryptocurrencies that rely on hype to increase their value Bitcoin grows naturally because of its real value as secure and independent form of money. Short term hype around other cryptocurrencies can actually hurt Bitcoin causing unnecessary changes in market and attracting people who only want to make quick money and sell when market changes. This can be bad for Bitcoin long term growth. Elon Musk influence on market is good example of this. His tweets can cause big changes in market but they also show dangers of speculation and importance of focusing on Bitcoin real value instead of getting caught up in short term excitement.

Bitcoin does not need hype from anybody or any quarters to sustain its growth, it grew from its lowest price to the current price it is now without much hype. So far events have come and gone all either positively or negatively affecting the market but Bitcoin scalled through successfully without any issues.

So far, bitcoin is the only digital money I can think of that is stable in existence and has created so much awareness of the benefits of crypto existence. Since the inception of Bitcoin, there have been lots of changes in money activities. The traditional money engagement somehow dropped when it came to international transfers to other people in different parts of the world. It is portable, has no third party, and has less fee to send across or transfer compared to the fiat system. All these put together have been the hype of Bitcoin not what any politician or public figure would just wake up one morning from their comfort zone and start talking to attribute any events to themselves.

I mean honestliy I think every president from here on out will now have to speak or have some opinion on Bitcoin and crypto because as the years go by it only gets more and more traction and more prevalent. I don't think it will ever be as hype as it is now though in the future it will just be normal policy discussion and I think that it has secured its place in the grand scheme of things in that sense, if that make sense.

Even there are other presidents who are popular, I don't think that we will see some impact that the Trump election and presidency did. While, it's not all credited to Trump and most of the bull runs are like this, the difficulty of mining contributes a lot in there together with the halving. But if it's alone the elections and other leader's influence then what if superpowers like from Japan, Australia, New Zealand will say so? I don't think that we have seen some impact that they have done on this current time. Or if there were some news about them being supported for Bitcoin's cause, we haven't seen yet how impactful they are in the global scale.