Break out the Bitcoin bubbly cause Trump’s taken DC 

Crypto hype is reaching fever pitch as Trump’s ‘Bitcoin President’ era begins.

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To the moon? Get with the program.  

After Donald Trump’s historic comeback, that crypto war cry has changed to “We have lift-off.” And as if the spectacle needed more fuel, Rocket Man himself, Elon Musk, is in his corner. 

Trump’s victory, and the Republicans taking the Senate and being favorites to take the US House of Representatives as well, has created the perfect lift-off scenario for Bitcoin and crypto.  

Trump — the first pro-crypto president ever — and others in his party have promised to set up a strategic national Bitcoin reserve and mine Bitcoin on US soil, among other things. 

Incoming FOMO

With Trump back in the driver’s seat, the crypto faithful are buzzing louder than a mining rig at full tilt.

“What’s the opposite of an arms race?” asks Bitcoin bull Edan Yago. He reckons that we are seeing a peace race kicking off, as nations suddenly need to acquire this “curious gold of the digital age,” lest they be left behind. 

Dubai-based crypto lawyer Irina Heaver tells MONIIFY it’s only a matter of time before the whole world goes pro-Bitcoin, like it or not. 

“The US sets the policy for the world.” 

She points to the crypto dream team coming up right at the top of American politics along with Trump: JD Vance, Bitcoin HODLer and the next VP, plus Musk—Trump’s election wingman—who holds Bitcoin both personally and through his companies. 

Backing them up are the Libertarian squaddies such as former presidential hopefuls RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard. 

We are just pre-gamin’ 

If Trump – already termed the “bitcoin president” by the token’s biggest market makers like Michael Saylor – delivers on his promises, which the crypto ecosystem believes he will, then it’s about to be a party.  

The markets have already signaled heightened optimism — Bitcoin’s broken all-time highs. Twice.  It touched $75,000 when it was certain Trump was winning. And then it smashed a record high of $76,480 when his win was called. 

Multiple analysts told CNBC that Bitcoin could reach $100,000 a token before January 20, the day of Trump’s inauguration as president.

This isn’t a debate anymore—it’s a dance floor. 

Maybe time to break out the laser eyes, again, with some champagne on the blockchain.