CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young-ju expressed concern about the growing US influence in cryptocurrency, suggesting that the country could use digital assets to serve its national interests.
In other words, he worries that the cryptocurrency market is becoming a tool for geopolitical influence, and that US President Donald Trump has blurred the ethical lines.
The cryptocurrency market is increasingly becoming a weapon of the United States. After Trump was elected, moral standards have been lowered. Now, if something benefits Trump and serves the national interests of the United States, it is no longer considered illegal.
In this case, the top manager is referring to Trump's controversial launch of memecoins, which repeated the classic pump and dump scheme.
Yeon Ju also believes that digital assets linked to US interests could be turned against other countries, and this could all be a deliberate attempt to dominate the global cryptocurrency sector by attracting foreign capital.
According to Yeon Ju, prioritizing certain assets could harm Bitcoin and Ethereum, which strive for neutrality and are socially beneficial.
I don't judge... I'm amazed that the country can move so fast... I admire their speed, but not their direction.
