To The Moon

Within just a week, BTC rebounded back to 90K. As the crypto world’s well-known candlestick painter, Trump surely won’t sit still and let Old Money dump on him.

In November, while everyone was frantically cutting positions and fleeing to safety, one major figure quietly had two publicly listed companies submit their holdings to the SEC.

$Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ reported holding around 11,500 Bitcoin. The disclosure date was November 8, but the purchase happened even earlier — with an average cost of about $115,000 per BTC, leaving them roughly 30% underwater at current prices.

Meanwhile, American Bitcoin Corp, controlled by Trump’s two sons (Eric Trump & Donald Trump Jr.), holds 4,004 Bitcoin. Their cost basis is slightly lower — but still well above $100,000.

Trump moved extremely fast afterward.

First, last Friday, expectations for a December rate cut surged to 80%.

Then, U.S. officials publicly criticized JPMorgan’s anti-crypto stance, arguing it is undermining public trust in the banking system and pushing the digital asset industry out of the U.S. The crypto community quickly launched the “Boycott JPMorgan” wave.

$JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ vs Trump: Why Did This Crypto War Start?

What we are witnessing is a head-on clash between two monetary systems:

• The Old Order: Driven by JPMorgan, Wall Street, and the Federal Reserve

• The New Order: Driven by the U.S. Treasury, stablecoins, and a digital architecture anchored by Bitcoin

Today, the Fed and commercial banks (led by JPMorgan) control nearly all USD creation. If issuance and settlement shift toward a Treasury + Stablecoin model in the future, banks will lose their power, profit streams, and dominance.

During last week’s crash, JPMorgan shorted both $Bitcoin(BTC.USD.CC)$ and $Strategy(MSTR)$

1) Shorting Bitcoin

Analysts claim JPMorgan applied a “gold-style suppression mechanism” — synthetic shorts and liquidity shocks — to control BTC price action.

2) Shorting MSTR

JPMorgan pushed MSCI to exclude companies with over 50% crypto exposure, putting MSTR at risk of $8.8B in outflows.

Historical Bitcoin Prices on Thanksgiving

2012: $12.20
2013: $1,031
2014: $376
2015: $357
2016: $735
2017: $10,058
2018: $4,257
2019: $7,463
2020: $17,717
2021: $57,248
2022: $16,215
2023: $37,035
2024: $95,380
2025: $91,222

Historically, BTC tends to surge dramatically in the year after each halving. But this year, on Thanksgiving, BTC is still below last year’s price.

1. Has Trump’s hype from last year already pulled forward all of BTC’s gains?

2. With Bitcoin back to $90K, who will win the crypto war?

3. Or JPMogran just wanna lower the BTC price to load up?

4. When will Trump and his sons break even on Bitcoin?

5. Surge or skyfall after the halving: which one may happen first?

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