We will be Number 1 , China May be next- Donald Trump

[Vod]

I think easily for United state become the highest country holding bitcoin in the world due all their bitcoin assets fully from confiscated proceeds

China probably has the edge on seizures and confiscations.   Citizens have few rights there compared to here.

[Outhue]

China consist of people who don't always want to flex their power, china will lead in everything and there will be no data to back it up because they don't run after praises like many countries do, china likes doing their things on a low key level, if trump says that something is coming from china then it may already be done.

There are technologies in china that's not available anywhere in the world, they should be flexing them innovations but they choose to not do it, so very like china, this is who they are, if US have the technologies that china has today we won't go a day without seeing broadcast about those awesome techs, what I am trying to say is that china don't show off, they have so many things done that the world haven't even had any clue about. Trump is running after Bitcoin but china has been inn the game for a very long time.

[DPHOR]

He said China is going to do something big in crypto, directly alluding to China's investment in Bitcoin.  While China has been imposing restrictions on Bitcoin as usual, such positive comments from Donald Trump are taking some kind of direction regarding Chinese investment.

https://x.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1985284706615582753?t=cEWanFYMX-ITG0TJtKs92A&s=19

For Donald Trump to give this statement it shows there is something cooking beneath which people aren't aware of but, only has gotten to his office. Of course Chinese are always powerful in terms of surprising people or even taking people by storm.
I believe they could be lunching their own cryptocurrency or they could be doing underway investment where people knows nothing about it, rather could be waiting for the right time to make announcement about their investments and not as US that keeps announcing about their Strategic Reserve Funds.

[Shishir99]

We have been hearing these for a long time. Trump promised a lot of things so far, but I don't even remember if he kept any of them, except for releasing Ross. People should not trust this man, as he and his family members operated a massive cryptocurrency scam worldwide, using their own tokens. They launched their own token by collaborating with scammers, and then dumped their own coin on exchanges when people bought it.

We have been hearing about the strategic reserve for a long time. However, I'm unsure if we have seen any progress from the Trump administration. So, if you hear something from him, that's a lie.

[Antona]

We have been hearing these for a long time. Trump promised a lot of things so far, but I don't even remember if he kept any of them, except for releasing Ross. People should not trust this man, as he and his family members operated a massive cryptocurrency scam worldwide, using their own tokens. They launched their own token by collaborating with scammers, and then dumped their own coin on exchanges when people bought it.

We have been hearing about the strategic reserve for a long time. However, I'm unsure if we have seen any progress from the Trump administration. So, if you hear something from him, that's a lie.

This is why political hype is dangerous it's all narrative manipulation the family's direct involvement in a token scam is the ultimate contradiction, until there's a verifiable, positive policy shift it's all just noise to capture votes, stay focused on the tech, not the politician

[Shishir99]

stay focused on the tech, not the politician

If you are a trader yourself, you have to focus on every news including politics. Sometimes the decisions of the politicians like Trump also influence the market, and the market starts moving. While I would encourage people to focus on tech, I would recommend them to stay updated with political news as well since it can help them making decisions when they trade on crypto market.

I used to like Trump, I thought he is good for the crypto currency and the Bitcoin. But he himself already proved that he is just like another politicians who make fake promises to capture votes.

[free-bit.co.in]

I used to like Trump, I thought he is good for the crypto currency and the Bitcoin. But he himself already proved that he is just like another politicians who make fake promises to capture votes.

I also supported him in the last election, not because I believed his promises, but because I thought he would have been a better candidate than Harris.

But no, most of us made a mistake in supporting him. Not only is the cryptocurrency market getting worse, but the global economy is also falling into chaos under his leadership. 
We had hoped to see significant improvements in the overall economy under his leadership. But instead, the current Trump administration's economic decisions and policies have only made things worse.

[blockman]

I also supported him in the last election, not because I believed his promises, but because I thought he would have been a better candidate than Harris.

It's likely that the majority of the voters have thought of the same, choosing who's the lesser evil and that's Trump for you. In the end, the world and people are being played by these world leaders. They seem to be against each other but behind the camera, we're probably not going to see how friendly they are to each other. It's all about business that matters to them and what will benefit them the most.

But instead, the current Trump administration's economic decisions and policies have only made things worse.

Aside from the crypto involvement decisions, the tariffs are a pain to be honest.

[MusaMohamed]

It's likely that the majority of the voters have thought of the same, choosing who's the lesser evil and that's Trump for you. In the end, the world and people are being played by these world leaders. They seem to be against each other but behind the camera, we're probably not going to see how friendly they are to each other. It's all about business that matters to them and what will benefit them the most.

The world spins around the USA since the two World Wars, it's fact and there are nations tried to change the global power distributions like Russia, China and some nations in BRICs. The de-USA, de-Dollarisation have been going on with participations of many nations from the USA allies to non allies like Russia and China.

It will be a very long progress without knowing that whether those nations will succeed or fail but their attempts for doing this are easily seen. Trump or not Trump, we will see other nations try to turn towards themselves, improve their nations from economy to army forces, and try to create their new allies to be less likely affected by any decision and stratetic policy shifts from the USA.

[purple_sparkles]

For now, it is still difficult to say much about Trump’s pre-election promises and how feasible they are to fulfill, since a lot depends not only on him personally. Not all promises and plans are as easy to carry out as they are to talk about. However, I am confident that he does have an overall strategy, and perhaps we do not fully understand some of the interim decisions. Still, I hope he will manage to maintain global leadership in competition with China, because when comparing the values and systems of governance of the United States and China, it would be better for people if the world were guided more by the rights and values represented by the USA, rather than those of China.

[blockman]

It's likely that the majority of the voters have thought of the same, choosing who's the lesser evil and that's Trump for you. In the end, the world and people are being played by these world leaders. They seem to be against each other but behind the camera, we're probably not going to see how friendly they are to each other. It's all about business that matters to them and what will benefit them the most.

The world spins around the USA since the two World Wars, it's fact and there are nations tried to change the global power distributions like Russia, China and some nations in BRICs. The de-USA, de-Dollarisation have been going on with participations of many nations from the USA allies to non allies like Russia and China.

It will be a very long progress without knowing that whether those nations will succeed or fail but their attempts for doing this are easily seen. Trump or not Trump, we will see other nations try to turn towards themselves, improve their nations from economy to army forces, and try to create their new allies to be less likely affected by any decision and stratetic policy shifts from the USA.

Yes, that's the shift that's happening and whoever gets the more allies, they'll have more favor. But with the BRICS trying to emerge and gain more allies. What Trump is doing is trying to ally back with China and that's why he's calling Xi as a good friend. He's not going to convince the allies of BRICS but he's going straight to the leader of it and telling everyone that they're friends. I don't understand these leaders, they're facing each other but behind each other, they're playing with everyone's economies and all that's involved in it.

[Minor Miner]

For now, it is still difficult to say much about Trump’s pre-election promises and how feasible they are to fulfill, since a lot depends not only on him personally. Not all promises and plans are as easy to carry out as they are to talk about.

Yes, the United States is a country with a system of separation of powers, not concentrated in a single individual. So, even though Trump is the president, many decisions remain outside his authority. However, if he knew those issues were outside his jurisdiction, why did he still make those empty promises? Clearly, he is not as trustworthy as other politicians.

However, I am confident that he does have an overall strategy, and perhaps we do not fully understand some of the interim decisions.

What was his strategy when those decisions were outside his authority? He's not as interested in or fond of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as you might think. So stop blindly supporting him.

Still, I hope he will manage to maintain global leadership in competition with China, because when comparing the values and systems of governance of the United States and China, it would be better for people if the world were guided more by the rights and values represented by the USA, rather than those of China.

Instead of continuing to advocate for a unipolar world, let's advocate for a multipolar world. I can assure you that a multipolar world would be much better.

[bangjoe]

For now, it is still difficult to say much about Trump’s pre-election promises and how feasible they are to fulfill, since a lot depends not only on him personally. Not all promises and plans are as easy to carry out as they are to talk about.

Yes, the United States is a country with a system of separation of powers, not concentrated in a single individual. So, even though Trump is the president, many decisions remain outside his authority. However, if he knew those issues were outside his jurisdiction, why did he still make those empty promises? Clearly, he is not as trustworthy as other politicians.

Almost all politicians are like that in this world they sell their promises to get the sympathy of the voters and that's how democratization works, who gets the attention he will win the day and we know that drama does not only happen in soap operas but on the political stage it is the same, a real man needs to prove what he has promised but a liar is the one who brags about things he cannot do or beyond his authority, I agree with you here, to see if he is a liar or not do we need to see until the end of his term to claim the liar's sentence?

However, I am confident that he does have an overall strategy, and perhaps we do not fully understand some of the interim decisions.

What was his strategy when those decisions were outside his authority? He's not as interested in or fond of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as you might think. So stop blindly supporting him.

I don't really like him in terms of his politics and intervening in other countries but I need to say clearly about what happened in Donald Trump's administration after he was elected, first Garry Gensler who always denied about bitcoin stepped down and Paul Atkins took office at the SEC, this made licensing more friendly and also optimistic in development, and of course the strategic reserve is also under the trump administration, This is a positive development in the US, and therefore also American financial institutions can enter the bitcoin market comfortably because the regulations are clear, even though in terms of valuation being the first bitcoin word in the world this has not been completed and Bitcoin in the US reserve is currently only naming confiscated goods that are recognized by the state so that they belong to the state and there has been no purchase at all to fulfill the term Strategic reserve.

[MinoRaiola]

I don’t trust his words anymore. If he’s really serious about being number one, then the US should be accumulating Bitcoin.

A lot of people dont trust his words anymore. And that is okay, he says something and then does what he wants, and those are two different things. His son Eric Trump is more active with Bitcoin. He often shows the America Bitcoin Mine. Here is the homepage: https://www.abtc.com/
Donald Trump and his own meme coin TRUMP, this was a massive break of trust with the community. So if America buys Bitcoin, China will also be active, but they probably dont publish it.

[ancafe]

There was a hint in an interview given by Donald Trump in which he expressed some hints that his country, the United States, will be the first country in the world to hold the highest number of Bitcoin reserves.

He said China is going to do something big in crypto, directly alluding to China's investment in Bitcoin.  While China has been imposing restrictions on Bitcoin as usual, such positive comments from Donald Trump are taking some kind of direction regarding Chinese investment.

Both countries continue to prove their dominance, and even the trade war over economic power continues to be a new chapter in global competition. I haven't highlighted the adoption of Bitcoin for these two countries because the process is too vague, and we often see how adoption stems from asset seizures, especially in the United States. China still maintains the same view on this situation, and their stance on Bitcoin hasn't completely changed, and restrictions remain.

This issue is too vague for us to fully understand, and even Trump himself isn't entirely trustworthy, as the adoption of Bitcoin as a reserve asset stems from seizures, not the purchase approach we've heard. It seems Trump is trying to do something for his own benefit, and I don't know what the impact will be if this rumor continues.

[Kelward]

He said China is going to do something big in crypto, directly alluding to China's investment in Bitcoin.  While China has been imposing restrictions on Bitcoin as usual, such positive comments from Donald Trump are taking some kind of direction regarding Chinese investment.

https://x.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1985284706615582753?t=cEWanFYMX-ITG0TJtKs92A&s=19

For Donald Trump to give this statement it shows there is something cooking beneath which people aren't aware of but, only has gotten to his office. Of course Chinese are always powerful in terms of surprising people or even taking people by storm.
I believe they could be lunching their own cryptocurrency or they could be doing underway investment where people knows nothing about it, rather could be waiting for the right time to make announcement about their investments and not as US that keeps announcing about their Strategic Reserve Funds.

China, is a conservative country which is not like America, that brags about what they plan to do, perhaps Donald Trump, knows that China, is up to something huge in terms of cryptocurrency and is trying to poke them to see their reaction. There is always a subtle competition between America, and China, and cryptocurrency being what is a trend in investment and financial matters, a country has to be on top of it's adoption. But China's stance has always been clear from time that they are not crypto friendly although there are indications that it is going to change but I don't know when.

There has been enough talk from Trump, about Bitcoin strategic reserve I think it is time to start accumulating rather than just holding onto confiscated ones.

[Rabata]

Trump has given more priority in crypto currency from his election campaign. He said that his country will be superior from others in crypto and according to that, he has also allowed Bitcoin to be a reserve currency. But there is no way to ignore his recent thought about China. Although China government has imposed various restrictions on the use of Bitcoin in China. But they will definitely try to keep their country financially prosperous and at a leading position internationally. If Trump's idea is correct, then if both countries try to remain in the leading position, then the effort to increase investment in Bitcoin will continue and Bitcoin will definitely go beyond the purchasing power of ordinary investors. It is difficult to accurately predict what it is doing in international politics.

[MusaPk]

We have been hearing these for a long time. Trump promised a lot of things so far, but I don't even remember if he kept any of them, except for releasing Ross. People should not trust this man, as he and his family members operated a massive cryptocurrency scam worldwide, using their own tokens. They launched their own token by collaborating with scammers, and then dumped their own coin on exchanges when people bought it.

We have been hearing about the strategic reserve for a long time. However, I'm unsure if we have seen any progress from the Trump administration. So, if you hear something from him, that's a lie.

Trump is US president and it's natural for a head of state to say such thing that his country will be number one. He also has a political slogan, "Make America Great Again MAGA". But if we look at actions of Trump since he took over US presidency then they are very disappointing. In last one year, he tried to impose trade tariff on China twice but has to back off because of China strong retaliation. We saw biggest crypto liquidation on 10th Oct 2025 because of Trump statement on imposing 100% trade tariff on China. This is true that his family is involved in crypto and they are getting huge profit because of Trump statements and policies.

[Shishir99]

Trump is US president and it's natural for a head of state to say such thing that his country will be number one. He also has a political slogan, "Make America Great Again MAGA". But if we look at actions of Trump since he took over US presidency then they are very disappointing. In last one year, he tried to impose trade tariff on China twice but has to back off because of China strong retaliation. We saw biggest crypto liquidation on 10th Oct 2025 because of Trump statement on imposing 100% trade tariff on China. This is true that his family is involved in crypto and they are getting huge profit because of Trump statements and policies.

I understand that he would speak on behalf of his country. However, we should be aware that politicians are often perceived as liars. They lie whenever they want. They want to capture votes. However, it's worth noting that his attempts to impose tariffs on China sparked considerable controversy and yielded mixed results. The crypto market’s volatility, particularly the liquidation event you mentioned on October 10, 2025, highlights how sensitive these markets can be to political announcements. The connection between Trump's family and the cryptocurrency world raises ethical concerns about insider influence and potential conflicts of interest. It’s crucial for political leaders to act transparently to maintain public trust. I suspect he may face a lawsuit after his presidency ends.

[goldkingcoiner]

There was a hint in an interview given by Donald Trump in which he expressed some hints that his country, the United States, will be the first country in the world to hold the highest number of Bitcoin reserves.

He said China is going to do something big in crypto, directly alluding to China's investment in Bitcoin.  While China has been imposing restrictions on Bitcoin as usual, such positive comments from Donald Trump are taking some kind of direction regarding Chinese investment.

https://x.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1985284706615582753?t=cEWanFYMX-ITG0TJtKs92A&s=19

If China becomes positive on cryptocurrency, especially Bitcoin, we will see something amazing happen in the next few years...

But let's be realistic, when has China ever shown to change their mind on any issue? Nobody want's to admit when they are wrong in that government as that would make them "lose face".   

So I am not going to get too excited.