#美国终止政府关闭 Trump's 20 trillion economic reboot plan suddenly appeared, and the entire crypto market instantly became agitated.

How exaggerated is this number? Adding together the market values of Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Amazon is still not enough. If distributed evenly, it would mean that each American could receive nearly $60,000. According to the planned timeline, it is set to be fully implemented by the end of 2025 — such a level of radicalism is rare in economic history.

The market is most concerned about the flow of funds. Assuming that 10% of this massive amount of capital eventually penetrates into the digital asset sector, the prices of $BTC and $ETH may experience explosive growth. Many investors have already begun to bet on the early arrival of a new bull market cycle, and there are voices everywhere on social media saying "buy the dip and get on board."

But upon reflection, the problem is also very obvious: where does this 20 trillion come from? Traditional methods of printing money and issuing debt clearly cannot support this scale. If unconventional financial tools are used, it may trigger a chain reaction—an oversupply of dollar liquidity could push up the prices of risk assets, but it may also bring inflationary pressures and regulatory tightening.

The crypto world is now divided into two factions: the optimists believe this is a historic opportunity and are all in for takeoff; the cautious are observing the specific implementation plans, as it takes time for policies to be enacted and for funds to flow. Which side are you on? How much potential do you think this wave of policy dividends can bring to the crypto market?