U.S government suffers 26% loss on crypto since Trump became president
While on the campaign trail, Donald Trump appeared like a dream for cryptocurrency investors, promising that if he is re-elected, the U.S. will become one of the world’s most friendly countries regarding digital assets. The promises were seemingly taken at face value, as the election victory generated a powerful rally with the discussion of when the government would start accumulating cryptocurrencies, per the strategic reserve promises, coming to great prominence. The reality of the new administration proved quite different, and instead of the Federal Government increasing its digital assets holdings, the value of what was already owned dropped significantly. Specifically, the U.S. was recorded as owning $21.15 billion worth of cryptocurrency on January 20, but the number dropped to $15.45 billion by press time on April 7, for a total loss of 26.67%, per the data Finbold retrieved from Arkham Intelligence on the day. The majority of America’s digital assets are Bi...