特朗普“加密总统”光环褪色？比特币回调引发市场失望情绪

Group 1 - The market sentiment towards cryptocurrencies has cooled significantly since Trump's inauguration, despite initial excitement among investors [1] - Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $109,225 on January 20, the day of Trump's inauguration, but has since dropped over 10%, with a low of around $74,500 on April 7 before recovering to approximately $95,400 [1] - The "Bitcoin Reserve" plan announced by Trump relies on previously seized Bitcoin rather than new purchases, which lacks market stimulation and faces political resistance if active buying is considered [1] Group 2 - Some investors view the regulatory shift under Trump's administration as a significant departure from the Biden administration's "hostile regulation" approach, with the SEC dropping lawsuits against several crypto firms [2] - The SEC has also repealed a 2022 accounting rule that restricted traditional financial institutions' participation in the crypto space, which is seen as a positive move for the industry [2] - Trump signed an executive order to establish a cryptocurrency working group aimed at creating a federal regulatory framework for digital assets, although investors are still awaiting specific plans [2] Group 3 - Investors are hopeful for the SEC to approve Ethereum ETFs for staking, which allows earning rewards through holding existing cryptocurrencies and validating blockchain transactions [3] - There is also anticipation regarding the approval progress of ETFs for cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum [3]