The illusion of achieving fantastic profits in the cryptocurrency market during Trump's era: The dream of manipulation

The illusion of achieving fantastic profits in the cryptocurrency market during Trump's era: The dream of manipulation

With the return of former U.S. President Donald Trump to the political forefront and the increasing talk of his support for the cryptocurrency market, a rosy dream of achieving fantastic profits in record time began to form among many new investors. Social media started to fill up with phrases like 'the coming era of wealth' and 'historic rise of currencies,' as if the market would become a magical machine turning every small investment into a massive fortune.

But the reality is very different from this dream.

Illusion bubble: where did it start?

The constant talk about new regulations, and support from some major political figures for the technology, has given a false impression that the market will enter an endless growth phase, and that any currency—even unknown or weakly based—will multiply in value many times once the political mood changes.

This feeling has been reinforced by accounts on X and YouTubers selling illusions, making promises of fantastic rises such as:

  • 10x in a week

  • 100x in a month

  • 'Don't miss the opportunity'

  • 'Get ready for the next explosion'

However, none of them mentioned that 90% of these projects are either unknown, unregulated, or without a real product.

The Trump era is not a magic wand

Even if Trump provides tangible support for cryptocurrencies, this does not negate the following:

  • The market is inherently volatile

  • Big players control liquidity

  • Weak projects will remain weak

  • The rise does not happen just with political promises

Financial markets—including the cryptocurrency market—do not operate solely on political mood, but are affected by the economy, liquidity, regulatory decisions, and investor confidence. Without these elements, no electoral promise holds value.

The dream of manipulation... when hope turns into a trap

Some parties promote the idea that the market will enter an 'era of positive manipulation', meaning that institutions will artificially drive prices up for profit, which they call the 'golden dream'.

But what many overlook:

  • Manipulation, if it happens... is for the benefit of big wallets, not small investors

  • Sudden spikes are often followed by silent crashes

  • Pump & Dump returns strongly whenever the wave of optimism increases

Thus, the dream of quick wealth can turn into a financial disaster for those who chase illusions instead of analyzing the market realistically.

Late-entry syndrome

Most who chase this dream fall into the same trap:

  1. Hears about a currency that rose 300%

  2. Enters after missing the opportunity

  3. The movement turns into a correction

  4. Loses a significant part of his capital

  5. Looks for a 'new currency' and repeats the mistake

This cycle has been repeated thousands of times since 2017 until today.

In summary: between reality and dreams

The cryptocurrency market may hold great opportunities, but not in the way it is being promoted.

Real profit comes from:

  • Choosing projects with actual products

  • Understanding market movement

  • Capital management

  • Patience

  • Staying away from rumors and illusions

As for waiting for the 'Trump era' as if it were a golden wave that will create immediate wealth, it is just a dream... or rather: the dream of manipulation.