During the Democrats’ time in power, many felt there wasn’t enough freedom in the market.

Everyone was shouting about market suppression —
“The Democrats are restricting the market’s freedom!”

People were waiting for a savior who would come and revive the crypto industry.

And Donald Trump skillfully took advantage of this sentiment during his election campaign.
He promised complete freedom for the markets, lower interest rates for everyone, and declared that America would become the new capital of cryptocurrency.

Of course, people had grown tired of Joe Biden’s dull administration and began to imagine a new altcoin season like in 2021.

Everyone was euphoric — “That’s our guy!”

Look at him, he launched his own cryptocurrency!

And his sons are out there promoting Bitcoin!

It seemed like everything was supposed to go well.

But people should’ve started thinking twice back when they launched three tokens — and two of them crashed tenfold.

Then someone from their family apparently told them about this thing called futures — a way to make money really fast.

And that’s when things took a dark turn in their pursuit of profit.

The exchanges, that family, and the market makers went way too far in October.

I even think they realized it themselves — but by then it was too late, and they didn’t want to admit their mistake.

What happened next was a liquidation reportedly worth around 40 billion dollars.

It didn’t just scare people —

it completely killed their desire to trade.


You could say people were practically forced out of the market.

The market lost massive liquidity and most of its supporters.

Some started saying it was a clever move —

that after this, the market would soar and people would come back!


Honestly, I think that even if the market does rise, those people won’t return.

And the big players know this perfectly well — that’s why they’re in no rush to buy the dips.


On top of that, people keep reading in the news how insider-linked wallets keep profiting — particularly those connected to the Trump family.

They even say one of his sons has a 100% PnL.

First, they crashed the market to zero —

and then decided to openly mock the people afterward.

So don’t expect the markets to skyrocket.

People are scared, disappointed — they don’t want to come back, and they don’t care how high some coin might go.

That’s why many are surprised:

“But wait, tariffs on China were lifted — why didn’t the market rise?”
“Interest rates were lowered — why didn’t the market rise?”

The answer is painfully simple:

people were deeply frightened.

I believe we’re now in a major market crisis — one that’s going to last for a very long time.

How can we restore trust in the market and bring back the people it lost?


  1. politicians and key figures should be completely banned from trading on the markets, creating their own coins, or participating in crypto projects.

    And yes — one Democrat has already proposed a bill on this topic

  2. We need clear regulation, especially regarding altcoins.

    It should no longer be possible for anyone to just create a token.

    There are far too many altcoins emerging out of thin air, made by anonymous teams — and as a result, people keep losing their money.

    This must stop. Only fully transparent teams should be allowed to launch tokens

  3. A unified mechanism for futures markets across exchanges must be developed.

    We cannot allow crashes like these to happen again.

    When an altcoin drops to zero in 5 minutes — that’s not volatility, that’s chaos.

    We all love volatility, but not this kind.

  4. Enough with FDV manipulation.

    Stop launching tokens with a 1 billion total supply, only 200 million in circulation, and a $2 price tag —

    while funds bought in at 5 cents per coin.

    You’ve deliberately created a system where the rich unload their bags onto retail investors.

  5. In conclusion, I want to say this — we’re in a crisis.

    And many projects won’t survive it.

    There will be more news stories like what happened with KDA.

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