Recently, Trump made another statement, saying that some countries have been taking advantage of the United States for a long time. He specifically emphasized, "I'm not naming names," then immediately shifted tone: "I won't mention Japan, nor will I mention Korea"—this kind of reverse cue is understood by those in the know. His exact words were, "No one has ever exploited us like they have, taking advantage of us to a terrifying degree."
As soon as these comments came out, the market reacted immediately. The two related tokens, $WLFI and $TRUMP , started fluctuating again. After all, whenever he speaks, the crypto community has to brace itself. Changes in trade policy have always been a bellwether for capital flows, and plenty of people are watching closely.
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ZenMiner
· 4h ago
Haha, this guy really knows how to play reverse marketing. Not naming names is basically naming names.
Trump can move half the crypto market with just one statement. Why are $TRUMP and $WLFI so easily swayed by sentiment?
Once the trade card is played, the crypto market opens. We still have to keep a close eye on this guy's Twitter activity.
This playbook has been used for so many years, and the market still falls for it. Incredible.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 14h ago
Here we go again, I can recite this guy's "no name mentioned" routine by heart now, haha.
Tokens are dancing again—really proves that saying: Whenever Trump speaks, the crypto market gets restless.
With this pace, it feels like the market is even more anxious than he is.
Japan and South Korea getting called out like this is a bit awkward... He’s basically spelled it all out.
$TRUMP is nothing but political gambling—whoever bets right wins.
Those in the know are betting on how the trade war will play out, while retail investors are still chasing the hype.
This is what real market antics look like.
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PoolJumper
· 21h ago
This guy is at it again, dropping reverse hints like he's saying it outright. The market reacted instantly, it's hilarious.
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DustCollector
· 21h ago
Trump is at it again, this reverse callout is something else, and the market’s sense is really sharp.
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Anyway, it’s all about betting on his next policy move. The whole token-following game is already played out.
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Won’t mention Japan and refuses to talk about Korea? Hmm, this phrasing is interesting. Anyone who understands a bit about hints can get it.
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$TRUMP is up again? Every time this guy speaks, retail investors end up getting rekt.
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If the trade war really kicks off, capital will definitely have to reposition. Whoever catches the bottom wins.
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Honestly, it’s still just testing the waters. Before any real policy lands, these are all fake signals.
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The crypto space is being manipulated by Trump clear as day. I don’t think this wave of volatility is going to last.
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With Japan and Korea being called out like this, there’s definitely more to the story coming. Got to keep a close eye on it.
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zkNoob
· 21h ago
Haha, the old man's reverse cue game is really slick. As long as Japan and Korea understand, that's all that matters.
As soon as Trump speaks, the crypto space starts betting. Can $WLFI and $TRUMP pump this time?
Trade wars are always the best pump tool, everyone.
This rhetoric is truly brilliant. I’m not saying it, but I’ve said it all.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 21h ago
Haha, this guy is really something. He pretended not to name names but actually gave a reverse hint. The market followed the trend quickly, and the token started pumping right away. Was that really necessary?
Recently, Trump made another statement, saying that some countries have been taking advantage of the United States for a long time. He specifically emphasized, "I'm not naming names," then immediately shifted tone: "I won't mention Japan, nor will I mention Korea"—this kind of reverse cue is understood by those in the know. His exact words were, "No one has ever exploited us like they have, taking advantage of us to a terrifying degree."
As soon as these comments came out, the market reacted immediately. The two related tokens, $WLFI and $TRUMP , started fluctuating again. After all, whenever he speaks, the crypto community has to brace itself. Changes in trade policy have always been a bellwether for capital flows, and plenty of people are watching closely.