MicroStrategy buys BTC again, and Mom Peirce leads the special team of encryption, the market expects Trump 2.0 encryption policy

The era of Trump 2.0 officially opens, and the three major U.S. stock indexes are all rising. The SEC announced a special Cryptocurrency group led by "encryption mom" Hester Peirce, but stocks related to Cryptocurrency fell yesterday. MicroStrategy buys BTC again and currently holds as many as 461,000 BTC.

Trump did not impose tariffs, stocks and bonds rose in unison

The president pledged to impose high tariffs on other countries, but surprisingly took no action on his first day in office. After taking the oath of office, he issued a series of executive orders to adjust companies in industries such as electric cars, private prison operators, and space exploration.

(No mention of Cryptocurrency! Trump's Inaugural Speech Issues Multiple Orders: Restore Border Security, National Energy Emergency, America First in Everything)

Despite the temporary suspension of tariff measures, all three major US stock indexes rose yesterday, celebrating the official start of the Trump 2.0 era.

encryption mom Peirce leads a special team

During the inauguration, Trump did not mention cryptocurrency at all, and BTC fell from the previous historic high of $109,588.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a Cryptocurrency Special Group led by 'encryption mom' Hester Peirce, but stocks related to cryptocurrency fell yesterday. Investors are eagerly awaiting the Trump administration to introduce policies that are favorable to digital assets.

MicroStrategy buys BTC again

MicroStrategy once again spent $1.1 billion to buy BTC, with an average price of $101,191 per BTC. As of 1/20, MicroStrategy owned 461,000 BTC, with a year-to-date BTC return of 1.69%.

MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock price fell by 1.87% yesterday, closing at $389.10. It has risen nearly 30% year-to-date.

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