What secrets are hidden in the dinner party on that plane?

On Thanksgiving night, a table of people sat in the cabin of "Air Force One." Trump, his son, House Speaker Johnson, Health Secretary Young Kennedy, Musk, and his eldest son, Donald Jr. There were no press conferences, no official announcements, just a dining table and faint political signals.

On the same day, Trump publicly vetoed Biden's turkey pardon ceremony. A turkey? Of course, that's not the point. The point is the gesture—he is dramatically declaring: the old order needs to be turned over.

What really made the market explode was the moment Musk's face appeared at the dining table.

The man regarded as a "spiritual leader" by the global crypto community is sitting right next to the person who might return to the White House in the future. And Johnson? He is one of the few influential figures on Capitol Hill who openly supports legislation for digital assets. This meal, rather than being a family dinner, is more like a "policy briefing" without the presence of the media.

Looking back at Trump's trajectory over the years: in 2019 he was questioning Bitcoin on Twitter, in 2021 he started selling NFTs, and in 2024 he directly accepted cryptocurrency donations for his campaign. From skepticism to embrace, from peripheral exploration to core positioning, this thread connects with a terrifyingly clear logic.

Biden is still using the SEC's big stick to beat the industry, while Trump has already begun to form his own "crypto cabinet." Once power really shifts—relaxing regulatory frameworks, pushing for the expansion of Bitcoin ETFs, and bringing digital assets into the mainstream financial system—these possibilities are moving from paper to reality.

The turkey pardon is just a symbolic game. But what is truly waiting for "pardon" is the market that has been suppressed for too long.

History always rewrites the rules in the gaps of power transitions. The dinner on that plane last night might just be the starting line for the next cycle. What do you think?