Do you have any expectations for the success of Made in US tokens in the near future?I am expecting success from others coins also but in a way I can gamble with them. Like buy them after a long bear market and sell them after a long bull market just like other altcoins.
Are you currently holding or looking to invest in any Made in US tokens?I am not currently holding any altcoins. They are all the same to me. Pump during bull run and dump during bear market.
Are you still waiting for the altseason to continue?No. The altseason is in 2024 and the beginning of 2025 and the period has gone.
I'd like to know your opinion on this:1. I'm open to all trends in this market. Made in US tokens is also a trend being talked about, replacing DeFi and AI. I'm looking forward to their success under the positive impact of new policies under President Trump.
- Do you have any expectations for the success of Made in US tokens in the near future?
- Are you currently holding or looking to invest in any Made in US tokens?
- Are you still waiting for the altseason to continue?
I'm keeping an eye on BNB: its market cap is nearly equal to the combined market cap of SOL and ADA, yet it wasn't mentioned by Trump. This is clearly unusual, and David Sacks might be trying to hide something, like Trump only mentioning the top coins on the Made in US tokens list, and Binance's BNB isn't on that list, so Trump didn't mention it.We know BNB is a Chinese coin, not an American one, so Trump mentioning it is a long shot. Trump also has a better relationship with the American crypto community, since they were the ones who donated a lot of money to help Trump win the election.
1. Do you have any expectations for the success of Made in US tokens in the near future?
In case some of these Made in USA coins/tokens will make it to the Strategic Reserve and the government will already have the budget to buy them then maybe we can expect their dramatic rise in terms of price. However, until then there is nothing to expect here except some sporadic little upward movements.
2. Are you currently holding or looking to invest in any Made in US tokens?
I am not holding any of these coins as am more into Bitcoin as of the moment though if someone will be gifting me some millions or I would win in the lottery then I would seriously look into them.
3. Are you still waiting for the altseason to continue?
Yes, I am still waiting for the altseason to come and conquer the market. Unfortunately, day by day am seeing the chance getting slimmer and I am now doubting the historical precedents as they might not be applicable this year.
~This 'made in US' is like a branding on its own. It somehow puts investor at ease because they know it already passed (or going to pass) regulatory scrutiny. Unlike before, there's a fud that coins and tokens that originated outside could be labeled and ruled as a security.
I think those made in US tokens really need the government to back them up, like putting them in that strategic reserve thing. Without it, I dont see their prices jumping much.
~This 'made in US' is like a branding on its own. It somehow puts investor at ease because they know it already passed (or going to pass) regulatory scrutiny. Unlike before, there's a fud that coins and tokens that originated outside could be labeled and ruled as a security.
I think those made in US tokens really need the government to back them up, like putting them in that strategic reserve thing. Without it, I dont see their prices jumping much.
This 'made in US' is like a branding on its own. It somehow puts investor at ease because they know it already passed (or going to pass) regulatory scrutiny. Unlike before, there's a fud that coins and tokens that originated outside could be labeled and ruled as a security.At least "Made in US" is a good narrative for the crypto market that's mired in gloom. We need a narrative to get investors' attention and put money into the market with positive expectations. For example, they'll buy and hold XRP, SOL, and ADA because they believe these tokens will become valuable. Their very actions will turn their expectations into reality if they are numerous enough and have faith in the future of this trend.
This 'made in US' is like a branding on its own. It somehow puts investor at ease because they know it already passed (or going to pass) regulatory scrutiny. Unlike before, there's a fud that coins and tokens that originated outside could be labeled and ruled as a security.At least "Made in US" is a good narrative for the crypto market that's mired in gloom. We need a narrative to get investors' attention and put money into the market with positive expectations. For example, they'll buy and hold XRP, SOL, and ADA because they believe these tokens will become valuable. Their very actions will turn their expectations into reality if they are numerous enough and have faith in the future of this trend.
The SEC has dismissed most of Gensler's absurd lawsuits. The SEC is taking a truly friendly approach to crypto so as not to hinder the natural development of this market. That's a good sign, but it's been forgotten in the negative emotions of investors.
At least "Made in US" is a good narrative for the crypto market that's mired in gloom. We need a narrative to get investors' attention and put money into the market with positive expectations. For example, they'll buy and hold XRP, SOL, and ADA because they believe these tokens will become valuable. Their very actions will turn their expectations into reality if they are numerous enough and have faith in the future of this trend.
The SEC has dismissed most of Gensler's absurd lawsuits. The SEC is taking a truly friendly approach to crypto so as not to hinder the natural development of this market. That's a good sign, but it's been forgotten in the negative emotions of investors.
There is still lots of talk, and fewer actions, but at least we can consider the situation to be in a great position potential-wise.
The BTC is the most important aspect of the whole debacle, though.
This is a matter of over expectation as if the market is looking at Trump and his administration dangling a magical wand that can make things like an express or a kind of a Superman. We should remember that for the last four years under Biden there had never been good talks and plans involving cryptocurrency and in fact that previous administration had been at war with the industry in many fronts...and we are seeing so many changes on the horizon. As to the "Made in USA" coins am not so sure if they can be able to inject the energy needed to pave the way to the much-waited altseason.
This is a matter of over expectation as if the market is looking at Trump and his administration dangling a magical wand that can make things like an express or a kind of a Superman. We should remember that for the last four years under Biden there had never been good talks and plans involving cryptocurrency and in fact that previous administration had been at war with the industry in many fronts...and we are seeing so many changes on the horizon. As to the "Made in USA" coins am not so sure if they can be able to inject the energy needed to pave the way to the much-waited altseason.I see the Made in US token as part of a crypto support strategy Trump might adopt. It's a result of the long-awaited BTC/crypto acceptance and support policy. Imagine: if Trump just announced the US is holding BTC, things would be so boring. Investors need more details, like a group of tokens considered federal investment assets, a group of blockchains chosen for government use, and a group of tax-exempt tokens.
I see the Made in US token as part of a crypto support strategy Trump might adopt. It's a result of the long-awaited BTC/crypto acceptance and support policy. Imagine: if Trump just announced the US is holding BTC, things would be so boring. Investors need more details, like a group of tokens considered federal investment assets, a group of blockchains chosen for government use, and a group of tax-exempt tokens.
This is similar to Trump's tariff policy, whose main goal is to attract foreign investment to the US, boost economic growth, and create more jobs for Americans. We can find more logic when reasoning in this direction, even though everything is still just speculation :)
It's a roller coaster of injecting instability and confidence one after another, till the goal will be reached.For altcoins, it's true their price charts look like roller coasters, those on the sidelines find it exciting, while investors taking losses are experiencing horror :)
That's how I see it, and market reacts to it accordingly.
I expect US-made tokens to succeed because they are heavily backed by the US government and have plenty of time to achieve significant growth under this administration.
Unfortunately, I don't have enough capital to hold any US-made tokens, but if I get enough liquidity, I might buy XRP and SOL because I see a promising future for them.
- Not all US tokens will succeed in the altcoin season, though the only ones I have that I'm doing dca on so far are Hbar, Solana, Algo, ADA and Doge, these are just a few that I think I see potential in, although I'm not 100% sure
Then most of the ones that are having a strong rally are not the majority, most are from US tokens, and we've seen that here in the field of cryptocurrency business.
I also agree with you. I am a strong supporter of blockchain decentralization and not categorizing it based on regions or countries. This would negate the fundamental concept upon which Bitcoin and blockchain were created.Made in US tokens is a list created by Coinmarketcap and Coingecko based on their perspectives. Trump has never mentioned prioritizing these tokens, everything remains our speculation. We shouldn't blame Trump for everything.
Unfortunately, Trump has explicitly declared his desire to make all remaining Bitcoin American, and some altcoins have been labeled "Made in America." Under Trump's leadership, the United States seeks to be the leader and supremacy in everything, even cryptocurrencies.