Ahead of Trump’s inauguration, Bitcoin briefly spooked and disappointed investors, dropping below $100,000. However, it quickly surged, setting a new ATH at $109,588 per coin. The selling pressure decreased, and buyer activity increased, so today we are likely to see new price highs for BTC.
Over the weekend, Trump’s team also launched a new meme coin, **TRUMP**, which within a few hours attracted over $10 billion, becoming the main topic of the weekend. Exchanges, eager to profit from the hype and commissions, initially launched the meme coin on futures markets and later on the spot market. The token was issued on the Solana blockchain, which also saw its ATH at $295 per coin before a correction occurred, but the TRUMP token has successfully stabilized.
Additionally, a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the exchange of hostages served as catalysts for further growth. A new era in the risky asset sector has begun, and this day is likely to be remembered by many for a long time.
Today, January 20, 2025, the world is witnessing a historic event — the inauguration of Donald Trump, who is once again taking office as the President of the United States. This is his second term, and his return to the White House is one of the most discussed political events of recent years. What can the world expect after his inauguration? How will his policies affect the US, international relations, and global markets?
In his second term, Trump promises to continue the economic nationalism policies that characterized his first presidency. He has already expressed intentions to revisit trade agreements, limit imports from China, and bring manufacturing back to the US. However, Trump and his team are preparing for a meeting with Xi, which could play a pivotal role in shaping global changes.
Trump will also continue his fight against illegal immigration and strengthen border control with Mexico. One of the key points of his policy will remain national security and combating international terrorist organizations. For this, he will likely increase the presence of American troops in unstable regions.
In the economy, Trump will continue to stimulate American business by reducing taxes and cutting regulations. However, his policies may lead to intensified global trade conflicts, as other countries will have to adapt to the new economic policies of the US. Amid rising tariffs and potential sanctions against major economies like China and the EU, the global economy may face new challenges. For ordinary consumers, tax cuts will be a positive signal, and additional funds may be invested in both traditional markets and cryptocurrencies, as was the case during the COVID pandemic.
Trump’s return to the White House means the continuation of the fight for global leadership and internal political stability. His political decisions will have far-reaching consequences for both the US and the global community. Time will tell how successful his second term will be, but the world is already entering a new era where economic nationalism, resource competition, and global rivalry will take center stage.
