Analysis of the Impact of Trump's Proposal to Include SOL, XRP, and ADA in National Reserves

Recently, the cryptocurrency market suddenly experienced a surge, mainly driven by a piece of news. However, this boom may only be superficial, as the market fundamentals have not undergone any substantial changes. The sustainability of this news-driven short-term rise is questionable.

The influence of policymakers' remarks on the market may gradually weaken. Just like certain tech entrepreneurs repeatedly endorsing specific cryptocurrencies, frequent statements may eventually lose their effectiveness. What should really drive the market is the implementation of actual policies and large-scale capital inflows.

It is worth noting that this news was released over the weekend, rather than on a regular weekday. This timing has sparked some speculation: did someone choose to release the news over the weekend, when there are more retail investors, in order to boost selling during the weekdays?

Especially considering that a certain cryptocurrency is set to unlock on March 1, the release of positive news now may be aimed at absorbing the impending selling pressure, while also using policy news to stimulate a market rebound to mitigate the negative impact of the unlock.

In this decentralized world, it seems that various centralized interest groups still exist. Certain political families may have become one of the most influential groups among them.

There is likely a relationship of mutual benefit in support of specific cryptocurrencies. These project parties may have provided political donations to certain political families, and the mentioned cryptocurrencies often have American backgrounds.

This phenomenon reflects a significant transformation in the power structure of the cryptocurrency industry. The entry of traditional financial giants and political capital is changing the landscape of the industry. This may also be one of the reasons why the altcoin market has yet to arrive, as traditional cryptocurrency capital might be exiting, selling off historical assets to recoup investments.

For ordinary investors, the current strategy may need adjustment. It may be worth considering reducing holdings in some old small-cap cryptocurrencies, keeping funds available, and waiting for new investment opportunities to arise. In the future, it may be particularly important to pay attention to projects with a background of American capital, as these projects may become new investment hotspots.