The government's stance on cryptocurrencies is continuing to shift toward "public support."

At the latest cryptocurrency-related conference, former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that cryptocurrencies have grown into a "big industry," and also warned traditional banking systems not to hinder the advancement of related legislation.
This statement sends two key policy signals:

The crypto industry has been explicitly categorized as an "important economic industry" for discussion

The battle between regulation and the traditional financial system is ongoing, but the legislative direction remains unchanged

From a macro perspective, the significance of such political statements lies not in short-term prices but in long-term institutional expectations—especially in the context of the gradually blurring boundaries between the banking system and crypto assets.
When policymakers begin to define cryptocurrencies as an "industry" rather than a "risk," the market's long-term valuation logic will also be reshaped.
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