CryptoQuant CEO: The crypto market is gradually becoming a tool for the U.S. to pursue national interests

ChainCatcher news, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju stated on the X platform that the crypto market is gradually becoming a tool for the United States to pursue national interests. Since Trump's election, global moral standards have declined; as long as actions align with Trump and U.S. interests, they are no longer considered illegal.

He pointed out that the U.S. has opened the market without regulation, and although it has not strictly cracked down on fraudulent projects, it has clearly sent a signal: projects that follow the Trump administration's agenda and benefit U.S. national interests will be supported. The issuance of Trump-themed coins is a symbol of this trend.

Ki Young Ju believes that this strategy may lead to "tokens serving U.S. national interests" being detrimental to other countries. At the same time, this trend is also unfavorable to assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum that are committed to globalization and neutrality. He speculated that, based on Trump's recent remarks, Bitcoin and Ethereum are in a delicate position of "neither allies nor enemies."