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Recently, a seemingly unrelated news story to the crypto world actually contains hidden implications.
Trump held a roundtable at the White House on rural healthcare investment, with the core focus being that the US plans to pour大量资金—building hospitals, subsidizing doctors, infrastructure, and upgrading systems—in "poor and underdeveloped areas." Sounds normal? The question is, where will the money come from?
Historical experience is clear: whenever the US launches such "epic investment plans," it usually ends up with increased deficits, government debt issuance, and de facto money printing. On the surface, it's healthcare news; fundamentally, it's a signal that the "money printer" is about to be unleashed.
Once the money printing cycle begins, the subsequent story is relatively certain—currency depreciation, asset appreciation, and risk assets surging first. Simply put, when the money printer heats up, Bitcoin follows with push-ups.
The flow of funds is quite straightforward: increased government spending → issuing more bonds → market liquidity becomes abundant → funds flow into stocks, real estate, and ultimately into the crypto market. Why? Because BTC has become the most direct and efficient tool globally to hedge against the "money printer effect." Every major money printing cycle, BTC has never been the first to rise but always the most explosive.
This time, the situation is somewhat different. Trump's recent shift in attitude is very apparent—support for Bitcoin's strategic position is unprecedented. When policy support combines with expectations of money printing, the impact on crypto assets is worth paying attention to.