The Trump administration's recent hints at sending stimulus payments to American taxpayers, funded by tariff revenues, are stirring excitement among analysts about a possible surge in cryptocurrency prices, thanks to the anticipated flood of new money into the economy. During a Thursday interview on One America News Network, President Donald Trump revealed that while the majority of tariff proceeds would go toward slashing the national debt, a slice could be redistributed directly to citizens. He floated the idea of $1,000 to $2,000 checks per person, projecting that a fully ramped-up tariff system might rake in "over $1 trillion a year." Although details are still pending confirmation, experts at the cryptocurrency platform Bitfinex see the buzz alone as a catalyst for Bitcoin's ascent. Speaking to Forbes, they noted: "We suspect that Trump’s announcement of potentially considering a stimulus check for every citizen, funded by tariffs, could also contribute...
The Trump administration's recent hints at sending stimulus payments to American taxpayers, funded by tariff revenues, are stirring excitement among analysts about a possible surge in cryptocurrency prices, thanks to the anticipated flood of new money into the economy. During a Thursday interview on One America News Network, President Donald Trump revealed that while the majority of tariff proceeds would go toward slashing the national debt, a slice could be redistributed directly to citizens. He floated the idea of $1,000 to $2,000 checks per person, projecting that a fully ramped-up tariff system might rake in "over $1 trillion a year." Although details are still pending confirmation, experts at the cryptocurrency platform Bitfinex see the buzz alone as a catalyst for Bitcoin's ascent. Speaking to Forbes, they noted: "We suspect that Trump’s announcement of potentially considering a stimulus check for every citizen, funded by tariffs, could also contribute...