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#Gate广场四月发帖挑战 Trump's remarks have become the most central emotional catalyst and policy indicator in the current cryptocurrency market. His statements mainly influence prices through two pathways: "policy expectations" and "geopolitical risks," and the volatility often exhibits characteristics of "sharp rises and falls."
🗣️ Core Impact Mechanism
Policy easing expectations (long-term positive)
Core logic: Trump has shifted from an early "cryptocurrency critic" to a "crypto advocate." He advocates making the U.S. the "global cryptocurrency capital," supports including Bitcoin in the national strategic reserves, and plans to relax SEC regulations. This policy shift provides long-term valuation support for the market.
Market response: Once he mentions "support for Bitcoin," "relaxing regulations," or "national reserves," the market usually quickly rallies, especially for mainstream assets like BTC and ETH.
Geopolitical risks (short-term negative)
Core logic: As president, Trump's tough rhetoric on diplomacy and military issues (such as recent ultimatums against Iran) can trigger global risk aversion sentiment.
Market response: Funds will temporarily withdraw from high-risk assets (including cryptocurrencies), causing short-term sharp declines. This decline often correlates with global stock market movements.
⚠️ The truth about "replacing the financial system"
Recent reports claiming "Trump said he would replace the existing financial system with cryptocurrencies" are mostly taken out of context or overinterpreted. His actual policy logic is:
Using stablecoins: Supporting stablecoins pegged to the dollar (such as USDT, USDC) to strengthen dollar dominance, not to replace the dollar.
Defining boundaries: He explicitly opposes central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) but has never advocated for replacing traditional banking systems entirely with highly volatile Bitcoin.
📉 Recent Market Performance (April 2026)
Geopolitical shocks: From April 5th to 7th, due to Trump's military threats against Iran, Bitcoin retreated from the $70k mark to around $68,000, triggering panic selling.
Policy hedging: Subsequently, his government launched the "Crypto 401(k) Plan" (allowing retirement funds to invest in cryptocurrencies), which provided liquidity expectations and limited the decline.
🛡️ Strategies for Ordinary Users
Beware of "FOMO" emotions: Trump's positive remarks often cause prices to surge instantly. Do not blindly chase highs, as you may get caught at the top.
Pay attention to policy implementation: Distinguish between "campaign slogans" and "actual legislation." Monitor the progress of specific policies like SEC chair appointments and stablecoin legislation.
Set hard stop-loss orders: During Trump's sensitive geopolitical remarks (such as involving war), market liquidity may suddenly dry up. Be sure to set stop-loss orders to prevent liquidation.
Summary: Trump is currently the market's "super big player." His remarks cause short-term intense volatility but determine the easing of regulations in the long run. For ordinary holders, when hearing his "positive" comments, they should instead be cautious of short-term pullback risks.