People
are
policy,
and
Trump
surrounds
himself
with
an
orange-pilled
group.
VP-elect
JD
Vance
owns
Bitcoin,
and
has
a
long
track
of
engagement
with
crypto,
even
authoring
a
market
structure
bill
as
a
senator.
Vivek
Ramaswamy,
the
new
co-lead
of
the
Department
of
Government
Efficiency
(DOGE),
has
been
a
crypto
bull
for
some
time.
Trump’s
transition
team
co-chair
Howard
Lutnick
is
a
bitcoin
and
stablecoin
megabull
(his
company
Cantor
Fitzgerald
custodies
for
Tether).
Musk
himself,
who
is
becoming
a
right-side
Soros
of
sorts,
has
dabbled
in
crypto
for
years.
By
all
accounts,
Jared
Kushner,
Trump’s
sons
Don
and
Eric,
and
Barron
are
all
crypto
curious
at
least.
RFK
Jr,
who
may
yet
find
a
role
in
Trump’s
cabinet,
is
beloved
in
the
Bitcoin
community.
Trump’s
rumored
Treasury
secretary
nominee,
Scott
Bessent,
openly
supports
crypto
and
Bitcoin.
And
Tulsi
Gabbard,
newly
minted
head
of
National
Intelligence,
owned
ETH
and
LTC
all
the
way
back
in
2018.
Even
those
who
suspect
that
Trump
is
merely
paying
lip
service
to
crypto
must
admit
he
has
surrounded
himself
with
people
who
have
invested
in
the
industry’s
future.