...However, this positive movement may have been triggered by the Trump inauguration due to his positive stance towards Bitcoin, and his plan on BTC as a reserve strategy.
All this is still at the level of promises, the trend of which was set during the election marathon.
Yes, and everything promised by 98% of politicians shouldn't be believed because promising heaven is always the strategy used by politicians to gain the people's vote into office.
Most politicians do like to promise but when it comes to realization it's a big zero and that's what we often hear. But because this concerns strategic reserves, maybe the president-elect will try to realize it and hopefully it's not a promise but a strategic step that he will realize.
Accordingly, what the voter wanted to hear was translated into election promises. There is very little time left before Trump's inauguration, and then we will be able to see what the 47th president's efforts will focus on.
Exactly. However, I believe The President-elect will do something meaningful for Bitcoin this time because I read in the news that he is planning to designate cryptocurrency as a national priority, and I believe his positive stance towards cryptocurrency was due to his former chief strategist Stephen Kevin Bannon who is also a former investment banker but he's a Bitcoiner.
An optimistic attitude is indeed necessary and maybe a little bigger because so far they have spoken louder to do that and I'm also sure the president-elect will do it because of a number of media reports that continue to provide information related to Trump who will try to make these efforts. We'll see after this whether the plan can be implemented or just a promise like other politicians who try to give a narrative according to their interests.