Donald Trump has gone from being skeptical of cryptocurrencies in 2020 to being a staunch supporter in 2024. He promised to relax regulations, fire the current SEC chairman, set up a cryptocurrency advisory committee, and proposed to establish a national Bitcoin reserve to cope with the debt crisis, promoting the United States' leadership in the global crypto market. He strongly opposes central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), defends personal financial freedom, and innovates campaign fundraising by accepting cryptocurrency donations. At the same time, Trump plans to use blockchain technology to unleash economic potential and build the United States into the "cryptocurrency capital of the world."

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