One thing to keep in mind: never trust politicians. They are opportunists.

They only make statements or offer support when it benefits them. They wouldn't do anything without expecting something in return. They know the public is involved in crypto. So by making pro-crypto statements, they gain goodwill and support from the crypto community.

Ultimately, if they are opportunists, we should be too. When their policies are genuinely good for crypto, we should follow and support them. After all, it could have a positive impact. But, don't trust them 100%, because there is almost certainly an ulterior motive behind it all.

Personally, a politician can have reasons to do that but he or she can not achieve it only by himself or herself. There will be possible proposals to the government agencies, even constitution for changing or upgrading acts, laws and regulations but it's a very long journey for getting actual achievements.

It's never easy to change regulations in democratic nations so even a politician is a Bitcoin hodler, it's not easy to make contribution that can change existing laws. Politicians can promise to do that but if at the end of their terms, they can not finish it, they will be called as liars.

Bitcoin blockchain is an infrastructure that does not give something like a scam paradise like Ethereum blockchain. There are Ordinals, Runes, inscriptions on Bitcoin blockchain but only appeared recent years, in the last market cycle and these hyped things are almost dead.

Ethereum blockchain is a paradise for scams from ICOs, IEOs and other things till scam meme tokens.

It could be, but the only way to prove them wrong is by exposing but how? How can we expose them too? Because Trump, when he first ran, with the help of his staff, made a payment in some restaurant or club, when he was a presidential candidate.

He did everything, said everything to take everyone's support, and the crypto community also supported him because he made many promises, which would still be fulfilled if he won't be elected, but who knows, maybe I am wrong.

We can't be sure of their true intentions.

I’m not impressed by politicians who are enthusiastic about crypto, when they enthusiastically take to the streets and join hand in hand with the people to fix the road, or just say hello while being stared at by the camera makes me sick. So now let go of admiration or hope for politicians when they bring a narrative that matches our heart's desire. In the end you will be disappointed after he is elected.

There is no doubt about this: they always need opportunities that give them exploration and have their followers more just because of this. Recently a few have done a good job and used bitcoin for their own interest, even though it's going to be balanced because bitcoin has more people who are needed, and they are also able to give good awareness about this, which is also helpful for bitcoin.

Even things are never been ideal for them to done better things because few are have no enough approach about this crypto always have enough potential but its also needs right decisions and right moves because without having enough knowledge and support its not going  to give expected results in future I never trust them because they never fill their promises and have things just for their own but still its important to keep them engages in this community.

I don't think any of those selfish politicians will generously bring themselves out to campaign for a financial system like the Decentralized system that they can not control.

We have also seen that you are trying to describe here happened with Donald Trump during his US presidency election campaigns when he came making promises to support the financial technology and how the USA government are going to add Bitcoin and crypto currency to their reserve.
We also felt his political influence when Bitcoin price pumped during his inauguration as he emerged the US President.

It is not going to be a just Speculation if I say that he (Donald Trump) used that medium to participate in the Bitcoin and crypto just to earn the Bitcoin community users supphis against his political interest.

Every politician are actually promoting themselves in everyway possible, and that means if crypto community has becoming larger and larger, it's no surprise every politicians would love to dip their nose into it, even though they're lacking the most basic knowledge.
The only way to determine whether a politician is worth your vote, is by checking their track records, regardless of whether they are in crypto or not.

I’d judge them by their actions rather than just their statements. If a politician says they support Bitcoin, I’d look at their voting record, proposed policies, and whether their actions actually match what they say. Words are easy, but their record over time tells us much more.