Bitwise CIO: Despite the flaws in Trump's cryptocurrency reserve plan, it is still overall positive news
ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan stated that the market's reaction to Trump's cryptocurrency reserve plan is "overinterpreted." Despite the flaws in the plan, it is still overall positive news. After Trump announced on Sunday the directive for a task force to advance the U.S. cryptocurrency strategic reserve plan, which includes BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, and ADA, these assets rose by 10%, 15%, 25%, 30%, and 70% respectively from last week's lows, but subsequently, Bitcoin fell over 10%, and Ethereum plummeted over 15%.In a report sent to clients on Tuesday, Hougan pointed out that the market's cautious stance on the plan is mainly due to the inclusion of cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin in the reserves, "especially the inclusion of speculative assets like Cardano, which feels more like a political consideration rather than a strategic choice." He emphasized that the market is overlooking three key factors: first, Trump's negotiation style means that the initial proposal will not be the final version; second, this move by the U.S. could trigger a global Bitcoin accumulation race; and finally, once acquired, these cryptocurrencies are likely to be held long-term without being sold.Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, and Gemini founders the Winklevoss twins share the same view, believing that a pure Bitcoin reserve is the best option. Hougan expects that the Trump administration will ultimately push for some form of reserve plan, "The U.S. government's announcement that cryptocurrencies have 'strategic' significance is positive in itself, and I believe the market will eventually realize this."