Following the announcement of Trump’s victory in the United States presidential election, Bitcoin soared to a new all-time high. Expectations are high, but…

This jump likely reflects the crypto community expectation that Trump will allow free trade in cryptocurrencies. But if you believe his promises, then think again and remember his first term…

Do you remember who was screaming ‘Wikileaks, I love Wikileaks!’ but then refused to pardon Julian Assange during the first tenure?

Do you remember who was the first to send deadly weapons to Ukraine and bragging about it?

Do you remember a guy who forced the Operation Warp Speed (As of Sept. 27, there were 1,604,710 VAERS reports of injury or death following a COVID-19 vaccination.) and brag about it despite he was never ‘vaccinated’?

Do you remember who promised to withdraw troops from Syria but then after the morning briefing said: “They have oil! We love oil!” US troops are stealing Syrian oil to this day.

Do you remember who said he destroyed ISIS? Although the whole world could see how it was actually a very effective joint work of the Syrian and Russian armies.

Remember who pointed out that he didn't start a single war, even though he tried hard to do so by staging a coup in Venezuela, arming Ukraine, bombing Syria, and killing Iran's General Soleimani during an official visit to Iraq?

Do you remember who bragged about being the greatest Zionist bitch?

Of course, expectations are high also because we remember that Bitcoin rose during Trump’s first term – 1900%!

Truth be told, Bitcoin doesn’t need any politicians on the task of destroying the monopoly of the financial plutocracy over the control of money. Bitcoin is a force of nature. Its true strength and value is that it is a realistic measure of everything else that politicians, states and the plutocracy try to impose as money.

Politicians will come and go. Bitcoin doesn’t care. Bitcoin will remain as long as there is a need for it…