Trump Found a New Way to Pump BTC

[Yaunfitda]

Bitcoin price rise because it's time to rise. It's bounced on the support and people could've seen it from miles away.
The reason I don't believe the venezuela escalation like that become the main reason that pump bitcoin is because venezuela's currency is already on hyper inflation and everybody there is already finding ways to not get affected by that one way or another and one of them is through buying bitcoin.

Perhaps there are reasons though why the price goes up at certain time. But the thing is that, since Bitcoin market is pure speculation, there are a lot who thinks that there could be reason, and one of that is Donald's Trump military action on Venezuela. And as we can see, it did at certain period as we the price increased as high as $94k and then everyone thought that we are again in the bullish state. But after that, we are back to normal again, I mean the price slowly goes back and decline a bit to $90k. Again, connecting the dots is not something new in this market, as we have seen previous geo-political events that we try to relate to Bitcoin pump or even dump in recent times. But then again, if we can just go back to the basic, or like the fundamentals, we could to in for a long bear market again starting this year.

[JiiBs]

It's that force that acts as if Venezuela has no sovereignty but if we really take a time to look at it, it's really unlawful but it's the greatest nation on Earth and they are not afraid to show that. If bitcoin will be driven to ATHs with waging a war over another country, I guess there's a piece of me that really don't like it, it's probably disgusting to celebrate that way especially if we're talking about human lives at cost over these escalations.

What makes nations sovereign has being undermined in this regime. It doesn’t matter if it’s from the powerful nation on the surface of the earth or not. It’s an invasion and things like this when not over looked could result in serious consequences that might not reside only in the country of origin. Things like this shouldn’t happen but then, how does this really concern Bitcoin? I don’t relate this to any pump in the Bitcoin market neither does it constitute any positive connotation the way it’s being put.

[Moreno233]

I don't see how Trump is even pumping Bitcoin that is still struggling to break $100k. Maybe the new year rise in price may be the reason you think Trump is pumping Bitcoin. Those rise have almost been lost by the market as Bitcoin continue to move in an unorganized fashion. I don't think that Trump kept all the promises he made about Bitcoin like the US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. Those were the things we thought would pump the price of Bitcoin.

[logfiles]

I don't see how Trump is even pumping Bitcoin that is still struggling to break $100k. Maybe the new year rise in price may be the reason you think Trump is pumping Bitcoin. Those rise have almost been lost by the market as Bitcoin continue to move in an unorganized fashion. I don't think that Trump kept all the promises he made about Bitcoin like the US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. Those were the things we thought would pump the price of Bitcoin.

Perhaps the word "pump" lost meaning
These days, people just keep making unreasonable speculations for some reason. Bitcoin hasn't moved even by over 10% and someone is already labelling it as a pump. What would they say back in the day when Bitcoin would go by over 20% in 24 hours? 

[l99l]

I don't see how Trump is even pumping Bitcoin that is still struggling to break $100k. Maybe the new year rise in price may be the reason you think Trump is pumping Bitcoin. Those rise have almost been lost by the market as Bitcoin continue to move in an unorganized fashion. I don't think that Trump kept all the promises he made about Bitcoin like the US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. Those were the things we thought would pump the price of Bitcoin.

Perhaps the word "pump" lost meaning
These days, people just keep making unreasonable speculations for some reason. Bitcoin hasn't moved even by over 10% and someone is already labelling it as a pump. What would they say back in the day when Bitcoin would go by over 20% in 24 hours? 

It seems to have completely lost its meaning. Isn't a 10% drop or rise in such a volatile market perfectly normal.
People are doing it purely for speculation. These days, they're slapping this "pump" label on everything new that happens. But when you look at it, the fiat currency hardly changed at all.
Bitcoin fiat currency did rise a little during Trump's military action in Venezuela, but maybe it would have risen even without that action, we can't know for sure.

[Alpen]

Trump must have earned so much from his own token that nobody talks these days. I remember the price was $50+ at one point and now it's less than $5 I believe. So even after making so much money, and with Melania token as well, it's a shame if they are actually still manipulating the market. But well, what else do you expect from a hardcore businessman.

Donald Trump has successfully created a synergy between his media empire (which runs Truth Social) and the crypto world. His sons are leading World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a project built with support from Aave. He’s even tied to a stablecoin initiative reportedly backed by CZ (Changpeng Zhao).

Moreover, Trump’s agenda is being actively fueled by major players like Ripple, Justin Sun, and the Gemini exchange. These entities aren't just investing in projects; they are making massive political donations and funding Trump’s specific visions—ranging from policy shifts to more personal ideas like White House renovations

[Alpen]

Because of that military escalation, Bitcoin dropped from $65k in Nov 2021 to almost $15k by the end of Dec 2022.

Bitcoin is far from reacting to every war. For instance, Africa sees constant military coups and clashes, but they don't move the needle for BTC investors. Europe, as it turns out, plays a negligible role in the crypto market, which is why the conflict there had little impact on Bitcoin's price.

However, the attack on Venezuela is a different story. It represents the trade war between the US and China escalating into a direct military conflict. Now, that is something that actually matters for Bitcoin

[Alpen]

Just wait and see what happens when Trump's feud with one country invites many other world leaders who disagree with Trump to get involved in the crisis.
If Trump knows how to pump up Bitcoin, people will quickly conclude that Bitcoin depends on the direction of official policy, in this case, that of the United States.
Trump is nothing more than a human being with the same goals as everyone else in the world, but with a different destiny. I am reluctant to agree that Trump is what is meant in relation to Bitcoin. He has influence, but it does not depend entirely on him.

Beyond simply disagreeing with Trump, world leaders need a compelling argument in the form of their own military. You cannot rely on the protection of the U.S. military or host their troops while simultaneously defying Trump’s agenda.

History shows that many disagreed with Hitler as well, but mere 'disagreement' didn’t save Europe from being completely overrun.

Currently, only China has the capacity to stand up to Trump. That is why the U.S. has begun 'neutralizing' Beijing’s allies. Venezuela and Iran might have been ready for a direct conflict before, but they are no longer in a position to fight. Cuba is next on the list.

[Alpen]

Is this really real? I'm not entirely sure, although we did see a slight spike after the events you mentioned.
I don't fully believe that the US military escalation triggered the Bitcoin price spike, as there may be other activities simultaneously driving Bitcoin upwards, such as Michael Saylor's buying spree and other ongoing events. The influence may be there, as it did during his pre-election campaign as president, but can we be certain that this is entirely due to the geopolitical storm?

We know that the United States is a superpower, and perhaps the world's geopolitical and economic orientation is toward it. But is it possible that this is entirely influenced by current activities surrounding the country? because there are also many other coverages that may also affect bitcoin.

You're right that many factors are at play, but first and foremost, Bitcoin is driven by the hash rate and the volume of capital inflows. Wouldn't you agree?

Think about it: where did Chinese miners relocate when they were pushed out of China? Primarily to the US. Where did mining companies find their funding? Only through US-based IPOs.

Furthermore, while the first crypto ETFs were launched in Europe, Canada, and Brazil, Bitcoin’s price only truly ignited when they were approved in the United States. This proves that only the US and US-related news can decisively move the needle. Everything else is just market noise

[Lucky_V]

Is this really real? I'm not entirely sure, although we did see a slight spike after the events you mentioned.
I don't fully believe that the US military escalation triggered the Bitcoin price spike, as there may be other activities simultaneously driving Bitcoin upwards, such as Michael Saylor's buying spree and other ongoing events. The influence may be there, as it did during his pre-election campaign as president, but can we be certain that this is entirely due to the geopolitical storm?

We know that the United States is a superpower, and perhaps the world's geopolitical and economic orientation is toward it. But is it possible that this is entirely influenced by current activities surrounding the country? because there are also many other coverages that may also affect bitcoin.

You're right that many factors are at play, but first and foremost, Bitcoin is driven by the hash rate and the volume of capital inflows. Wouldn't you agree?

Think about it: where did Chinese miners relocate when they were pushed out of China? Primarily to the US. Where did mining companies find their funding? Only through US-based IPOs.

Furthermore, while the first crypto ETFs were launched in Europe, Canada, and Brazil, Bitcoin’s price only truly ignited when they were approved in the United States. This proves that only the US and US-related news can decisively move the needle. Everything else is just market noise

Trump new decisions will really boost bitcoin from Venezuela to the next target which is Greenland people in this affected areas will seek for the best way to secure their money considering the uncertainty of what will happen to their currency at the end of trump's campaign in their country therefore it will end up boosting bitcoin as we already saw since Venezuela take over.
The major concern is how long will this last before crashing again?,the truth is trump isn't done with alot of his decisions so it will maintain there for long and a lot of people who just invested to secure there money will end up loving bitcoin and sticking with bitcoin as their safest bank because there will find out it's the only bank that only you have access to.

[ancafe]

Recent history shows Bitcoin tends to benefit from military escalation. Remember January 2020: after the U.S. strike on Iranian General Soleimani, Bitcoin instantly spiked, acting as "digital gold" while stock markets fell. A similar surge in interest for crypto happened at the start of the European conflict in 2022.

So, once again, the American president seems to have found a way to pump Bitcoin. The crypto market has every chance of repeating its pre-election rally against this backdrop of geopolitical storms.

It seems so although overall, we see other processes that can influence it. After the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro, the Bitcoin price regained upward momentum, so we see military escalation as another positive outcome of the effort. In a broader context, we understand that Bitcoin is one of the most unpredictable assets. Political tensions and global economic influences should negatively impact Bitcoin, but the reality is quite different. This demonstrates another side of Bitcoin's resilience, making it worth holding Bitcoin for the long term without worry.

The current shocking incidents are beginning to point to a new direction in people's confidence in Bitcoin. We realize that if you want to invest, you need to consider how the asset can provide certainty regarding long-term security and Bitcoin is exceptional compared to other assets.

[fullfitlarry]

Is this really real? I'm not entirely sure, although we did see a slight spike after the events you mentioned.
I don't fully believe that the US military escalation triggered the Bitcoin price spike, as there may be other activities simultaneously driving Bitcoin upwards, such as Michael Saylor's buying spree and other ongoing events. The influence may be there, as it did during his pre-election campaign as president, but can we be certain that this is entirely due to the geopolitical storm?

We know that the United States is a superpower, and perhaps the world's geopolitical and economic orientation is toward it. But is it possible that this is entirely influenced by current activities surrounding the country? because there are also many other coverages that may also affect bitcoin.

You're right that many factors are at play, but first and foremost, Bitcoin is driven by the hash rate and the volume of capital inflows. Wouldn't you agree?

Think about it: where did Chinese miners relocate when they were pushed out of China? Primarily to the US. Where did mining companies find their funding? Only through US-based IPOs.

Furthermore, while the first crypto ETFs were launched in Europe, Canada, and Brazil, Bitcoin’s price only truly ignited when they were approved in the United States. This proves that only the US and US-related news can decisively move the needle. Everything else is just market noise

Trump new decisions will really boost bitcoin from Venezuela to the next target which is Greenland people in this affected areas will seek for the best way to secure their money considering the uncertainty of what will happen to their currency at the end of trump's campaign in their country therefore it will end up boosting bitcoin as we already saw since Venezuela take over.
The major concern is how long will this last before crashing again?,the truth is trump isn't done with alot of his decisions so it will maintain there for long and a lot of people who just invested to secure there money will end up loving bitcoin and sticking with bitcoin as their safest bank because there will find out it's the only bank that only you have access to.

Greenland is rich though if I'm not mistaken, so I doubt that they will go on full Bitcoin mode just because Trump says that they are the next target in Trump's military campaign. I think the increase in price is due to people really investing on Bitcoin this year because they think that it's the best investment for now.

And it's possible that the price could on another parabolic rise, sort of the discussion about super cycle. We've reach as high as $96k but it seems that it's too much as it didn't sustained this run. But still though $100k could be possible before the end of this month not because of Trump but because retails says that we are still in the bullish state.

[Danica22]

Greenland is rich though if I'm not mistaken, so I doubt that they will go on full Bitcoin mode just because Trump says that they are the next target in Trump's military campaign. I think the increase in price is due to people really investing on Bitcoin this year because they think that it's the best investment for now.

And it's possible that the price could on another parabolic rise, sort of the discussion about super cycle. We've reach as high as $96k but it seems that it's too much as it didn't sustained this run. But still though $100k could be possible before the end of this month not because of Trump but because retails says that we are still in the bullish state.

In my opinion, we do not need to make things complicated. Technically, Bitcoin is just a financial market and like any other financial market, it will experience unpredictable fluctuations. Therefore, we do not necessarily have to run around looking for reasons every time bitcoin rises or fall. Instead, simplify everything and view these movement as the natural behavior of the market

I simply think that is because Bitcoin has been steadily falling from $126k to 80k since reaching its ATH in mid October. Therefore, Bitcoin's recovery is understandable and not surprising. This is just normal market volatility, not caused by Trump or anyone else.

[LOVER BOY 422]

Bitcoin price is currently at $93,000, and this price is not a major resistance recovery to call it a pump,  in the past week's bitcoin price have recovered to this price on multiple times.

We shouldn't ascribed bitcoin current price to political events and wars.

Bitcoin is much bigger than relying on news of military actions that could be temporarily and subject to change at anytime

You are very correct,I wonder 🤔 how political issues have to raise Bitcoin investment just as you have said what did police has to do with the Bitcoin,is Bitcoin investment and raises depends on politics?

[JeffBrad12]

That's such a small pump if you think the escalation was done solely to pump bitcoin.
If you say trump did that just to pump bitcoin to about 5% gain and from the bottom after the dump. I just wouldn't believe it because that seems to be pointless to me.

[Smack That Ace]

Bitcoin price is currently at $93,000, and this price is not a major resistance recovery to call it a pump,  in the past week's bitcoin price have recovered to this price on multiple times.

We shouldn't ascribed bitcoin current price to political events and wars.

Bitcoin is much bigger than relying on news of military actions that could be temporarily and subject to change at anytime

You are very correct,I wonder 🤔 how political issues have to raise Bitcoin investment just as you have said what did police has to do with the Bitcoin,is Bitcoin investment and raises depends on politics?

Yes, it does. Because Bitcoin is part of the economy and its price and movement are driven by investor. Meanwhile, geopolitical events or macroeconomic news directly impact investor sentiment and behavior. Therefore, it would be a mistake to say that geopolitical events or macroeconomic news have nothing to do with bitcoin.

Additionally, whether we like to admit it or not, but the reality is that political issues affect and impact everything in the world. And as I said, bitcoin is only a small part of this world, so it is inevitable that it will have an impact.

[Johnlomape]

I don't see how Trump is even pumping Bitcoin that is still struggling to break $100k. Maybe the new year rise in price may be the reason you think Trump is pumping Bitcoin. Those rise have almost been lost by the market as Bitcoin continue to move in an unorganized fashion. I don't think that Trump kept all the promises he made about Bitcoin like the US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. Those were the things we thought would pump the price of Bitcoin.

Is like the influence of president Trump has reduced because is like he is looking for a way to pump the price of Bitcoin after the news that the United States is going stop or reduce crypto tax. That news only had a small movement and compared to the kind of huge buy we used to see whenever Trump drop a positive news about the market.
All we have to do now is to be patient about the market and it's obvious that the price of Bitcoin is going to pump but we don't know when that pump is going to come that will make the price of Bitcoin to exceed the 100k margin.

[Ishicryptic]

Bitcoin price rise because it's time to rise. It's bounced on the support and people could've seen it from miles away.
The reason I don't believe the venezuela escalation like that become the main reason that pump bitcoin is because venezuela's currency is already on hyper inflation and everybody there is already finding ways to not get affected by that one way or another and one of them is through buying bitcoin.

Perhaps there are reasons though why the price goes up at certain time. But the thing is that, since Bitcoin market is pure speculation, there are a lot who thinks that there could be reason, and one of that is Donald's Trump military action on Venezuela. And as we can see, it did at certain period as we the price increased as high as $94k and then everyone thought that we are again in the bullish state. But after that, we are back to normal again, I mean the price slowly goes back and decline a bit to $90k. Again, connecting the dots is not something new in this market, as we have seen previous geo-political events that we try to relate to Bitcoin pump or even dump in recent times. But then again, if we can just go back to the basic, or like the fundamentals, we could to in for a long bear market again starting this year.

I get it that anytime Bitcoin price dumps or rallies speculators always looks for global news, something fundamental that happened at that time to attribute to the price. I wouldn't call what we are seeing now a bullish trend and it could be a coincidence that it happened when Trump, made his move to abduct the venezuelan president. Should we expect a bullish Bitcoin anytime there is a US military attack or intervention somewhere, it could send a wrong signal for speculations. Let us wait and see what happens next whether we'll see a new ATH or a downward trend, I do hope that it is something positive that will spike Bitcoin price not a military action.