How Trump’s Crypto Gambit Catapulted the U.S. to Blockchain Dominance

Washington's war on crypto just got a plot twist—and Wall Street didn't see this coming.

The new American crypto renaissance

While regulators spent years playing whack-a-mole with decentralized protocols, former President Trump's team quietly rewrote the rulebook. Now U.S. blockchain startups are vacuuming up global talent—and capital—at a pace that's making Swiss banks nervous.

Political chess meets DeFi

The pivot came through a series of calculated moves: tax incentives for mining operations, clarity on security tokens, and that controversial decision to let pension funds allocate 1% to digital assets. Suddenly every VC firm needed a 'crypto native' partner by yesterday.

Of course, the usual suspects are crying foul. 'This isn't innovation—it's regulatory arbitrage,' growled one Goldman Sachs exec between sips of his $28 artisanal latte. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's hash rate just hit new highs as miners plug into stranded Texas energy.

The bottom line? America finally learned what crypto traders knew all along: if you can't beat them, tokenize.

U.S.-Based Cryptocurrencies

The United States is transforming into a secure haven for cryptocurrencies, a status that echoes El Salvador’s approach in 2021. Trump’s strategy, however, extends beyond offering mere support to altcoins. The forthcoming GENIUS signing at 21:00 marks a pivotal moment, enabling major financial institutions to issue their stablecoins across cryptocurrency networks swiftly.

Trillion-dollar conglomerates have already ventured into the world of cryptocurrency. The market is witnessing a surge, with daily ETF inflows in BTC and ETH nearing the billion-dollar mark. Over 200 companies are in the process of building cryptocurrency reserves, many of which are publicly traded.

In a bid to establish America as the cryptocurrency capital, Trump aims to simplify operations for U.S.-based crypto projects. Which cryptocurrencies stand to gain from this environment? The list includes 36 different cryptocurrencies, featuring some directly linked to Trump, others simply U.S.-based, like DOGE awaiting ETF approval, and others yet.

Chainlink (LINK) and ETH Price Analysis

Chainlink$18 (LINK) is instrumental in assisting financial institutions with crypto integration through initiatives like CCIP. The details of these moves have been previously discussed and can be found in search archives. Analyst Ali Martinez recently shared an analysis along with his target predictions for LINK.

“Chainlink (LINK) appears poised to reach $22 and potentially climb to $28!”

Meanwhile, analyst Noach is currently focusing on Ethereum$3,584, noting the benefits of its dual accumulation phase. The recent trends suggest a potential rally.

“This structural break indicates further upward potential. If the trend continues, ETH could aim above $4,000.”

BTC is trading above $118,000, while ETH is attracting buyers at $3,573.