Trump and the Golden Age of Cryptocurrency: Which Names Will Explode in 'Trump Trade?

While President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his inauguration on January 20th, the cryptocurrency community is eagerly awaiting the potential impact of his administration on digital assets. Analysts are carefully considering which cryptocurrency assets may benefit most in this crucial period, especially as Trump has voiced support for making the United States a leader in the cryptocurrency field. Market expert Xremlin believes that Trump's presidency could usher in a "golden age" for cryptocurrencies. His analysis focuses on coins and assets established by the US government related to the Trump family, indicating that the inauguration could lead to significant price fluctuations for certain altcoins. Notably, Eric Trump has publicly shared his investments in Sui (SUI), Solana (SOL), Ethereum (ETH), and Bitcoin (BTC), indicating a focus on established cryptocurrencies. Top Competitors in the Electronic Money Sector Ethereum (ETH): Analysts share that Ethereum is still the foundation of the cryptocurrency ecosystem, known for its smart contract functionality and diverse use cases He believes that as a leading platform for decentralized applications (dApps), its importance in the market cannot be denied, making it a core item in any cryptocurrency investment portfolio. Bitcoin (BTC): Often referred to as digital gold, Bitcoin is the most widely recognized cryptocurrency and serves as the standard for the entire market. Xremlin sees the potential for including Bitcoin in the strategic Bitcoin reserve of the United States to further strengthen Bitcoin's position and attract more attention from institutional investors. Solana (SOL): Established in the United States with a large user base, Solana has attracted attention for its speed and scalability. Analysts speculate that we may soon witness the launch of an exchange-traded fund (ETF), which would enhance the visibility and accessibility of the fund to mainstream investors. Sui (SUI): Positioned as a direct competitor to Solana, Sui prides itself on having a higher transactions per second (TPS) but still lacks a significant user base. Established in the United States, this company is believed to benefit from any favorable legal developments that may arise under the Trump administration. World Liberty: initiated by the Trump family, is another notable name, according to Xremlin. Although not yet launched, its connection to the Trump name could create a significant price spike when it enters the market. Additional Candidates for "Trump Trade" In addition to the digital assets mentioned above, Xremlin emphasizes some other projects established by the United States that are attracting attention and may play a role in what is called the "Trump deal": Ripple (XRP): Known for its blockchain-based payment protocol, Ripple enables real-time cross-border payments, becoming an important tool for financial institutions. Chainlink (LINK): A platform that is not dependent on blockchain, Chainlink connects multiple different chains with large financial institutions, allowing for data connectivity and seamless interaction. Ondo (ONDO): This platform connects traditional financial products such as bonds and US Treasury with blockchain, enhancing accessibility and efficiency in the DeFi space. Hedera (HBAR): Managed by a council consisting of technology giants like Google and IBM, Hedera is designed to perform fast and energy-efficient transactions, ensuring stability and transparency. Stellar (XLM): Focused on facilitating low-cost cross-border payments, Stellar collaborates with companies like Circle and MoneyGram to integrate blockchain solutions into the US financial system.