He's already showing his incompetence with his cabinet picks. He seems to be less interested in actually doing the job than he was the last time.
His primary interest in getting re-elected was to avoid accountability for his crimes. With his prosecutions ended I expect he'll be playing more golf than last time (which was a lot), failing to follow thru on more promises, and spending time concentrating on what he cares about the most, his wealth.
Put the string of events together.
1. Bone Spurs starts a crypto biz after calling it a scam years earlier. He sees a business opportunity.
2. Wealthy crypto owners make a $25M campaign contribution to trump.
3. In return, trump goes to the crypto convention in Nashville and promises to fire crypto skeptic Gary Gensler, the head of the SEC.
4. A bill is floated to create a crypto reserve using taxpayer dollars.
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers "dismissed the idea of the government setting up a reserve of Bitcoin assets, and cautioned about the political challenge ahead in scaling down federal spending in the way billionaire and
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5. Crypto speculators drive the price of Bitcoin up to $100K, by far a new record.
6. trump hires crypto advocate Paul Atkins to run the SEC.
7. trump brings on crypto investor David Sacks to be his AI, crypto guru.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/tr...al-coo-david-sacks-ai-crypto-czar-2024-12-06/