SOL, XRP, and ADA are prominently listed—A brief review of Trump's national reserve plan
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SOL, XRP, and ADA are prominently listed—A brief review of Trump's national reserve plan
Trump has not made any official statements or proposals about designating SOL, XRP, or ADA as national reserves. Such claims are likely speculative or misinformation. As of now, U.S. monetary policy and financial reserves are managed by federal institutions like the Treasury and the Federal Reserve, and digital assets like Solana (SOL), Ripple (XRP), and Cardano (ADA) are not recognized as legal tender or part of the nation’s reserve assets. While some political figures may express personal views on cryptocurrency, no credible plans exist to adopt specific altcoins as national reserves. Always verify such news through reliable sources.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsAuthor: Yue Xiaoyu
1. Wake up one morning and suddenly the bull is back—everything looks prosperous, lifting the bearish gloom from just days ago. But has the bull truly returned? This rally can only be called a "false boom." This is a news-driven bull market, not a fundamentals-based one. Since no fundamental changes have occurred in the market, this suggests the rally may lack sustainability.
2. The impact of Trump's endorsements will continue to diminish—just like when Musk promotes Dogecoin. After doing it so many times, later shouts have almost no effect on price. Ultimately, we must look for substantive actions, such as actual policy implementation and large-scale capital inflows.
3. The timing of this announcement was quite unusual: major government policies are typically released on weekdays, yet this news dropped over the weekend. Wouldn't institutional players be better positioned to act if it were announced during a workday?
4. Here we can't help but entertain a conspiracy theory: releasing news over the weekend likely allows big players to pump and dump during weekday trading, since only retail investors are active and likely to buy over weekends.
5. Especially considering Solana’s token unlock on March 1st—releasing news now allows initial sell pressure from unlocks to be absorbed first, then positive news can stimulate a market rebound, reducing negative impacts while amplifying the psychological boost from policy optimism.
6. Indeed, even in the so-called decentralized world, we're still ruled by centralized cartels—and the Trump family has become the largest of them all.
7. Trump endorsing altcoins like SOL, XRP, and ADA clearly indicates quid pro quo relationships: on one hand, these altcoin projects have made political donations to the Trump family; on the other, these coins all have strong U.S.-based backing.
8. This reflects a massive shift in our industry's power structure: the crypto market is undergoing a change of control. Traditional financial giants like BlackRock are entering, along with political capital such as the Trump family, pushing aside earlier power centers like Binance and the traditional crypto-native capital.
9. This is precisely why altseason hasn't arrived: traditional crypto capital is fleeing en masse, dumping legacy assets to recoup earlier investments. How could altseason possibly happen under such conditions?
10. In short, here's the retail investor's strategy: try to sell existing old altcoins, preserve principal, wait for new narratives to emerge on-chain, and pay special attention to narratives backed by U.S. capital—so-called "U.S. concept coins."
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