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Trump And Crypto: Is Australia Optimistic About His Impact?

Trump and Crypto- Australia’s Crypto Future: Trump’s Role and Market Reactions

Trump and CryptoDonald Trump’s presidency has been linked to a surge in the crypto market, with promises to support the industry. However, a recent survey reveals mixed views among Australians about his impact on crypto. The survey, conducted by Australian crypto exchange Independent Reserve, questioned 2,100 local adults and found that 31% believed Trump was good for crypto, while only 8% thought he was bad for the industry. The majority, 60%, remained neutral.

Trump And Crypto: Is Australia Optimistic About His Impact?

Interestingly, the survey indicated that crypto investors were more optimistic about Trump’s influence compared to non-investors. Half of Australian crypto investors felt Trump’s policies would benefit the sector, while only 6% believed he would harm it. In contrast, among non-crypto investors, just 20% viewed Trump positively for crypto, with 10% expressing concerns over his impact.

Bitcoin’s Price Surge Post-Trump Election

Trump And Crypto: Is Australia Optimistic About His Impact?

Bitcoin (BTC) has seen a significant increase in price since Trump’s election on November 5, 2024. BTC, currently trading at $91,100, surged more than 40%, reaching a peak of $108,786 on January 20, 2025, the same day Trump returned to the White House. Adrian Przelozny, CEO of Independent Reserve, noted that many believe Trump’s pro-crypto policies will drive innovation and wider adoption of digital assets.

Australia’s Crypto Landscape and Regulatory Challenges

Australia’s crypto adoption has risen since 2019, with almost a third of Australians reporting owning or having owned cryptocurrency. However, regulatory clarity and market volatility continue to present challenges. Adrian Przelozny highlighted concerns about traditional financial institutions blocking crypto investment activities, emphasizing the need for clearer and supportive regulations.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies and stocks, particularly in micro-cap companies, are subject to significant volatility and risk. Please conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions.

Trump And Crypto: Is Australia Optimistic About His Impact?
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Şevval has been actively writing since 2022 and is a third-year mathematics student at Ankara University. Her interest in writing is shaped particularly around innovative technologies such as Web3, artificial intelligence, and blockchain. She closely follows developments in these fields and aims to convey complex topics to readers in a clear and engaging manner. She enjoys combining her mathematical knowledge with technology to create content and strives to raise awareness about the digital world of the future.

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