Analysis: Due to Trump's lack of a clear Bitcoin strategic reserve plan, traders believe that the short-term upside potential for BTC is limited.

Derive founder Nick Forster stated in an analyst report on January 25 that the executive order from the Trump administration focuses on evaluating digital asset reserves rather than a strategic reserve for Bitcoin, which has suppressed short-term bullish expectations for Bitcoin. "The market believes that the upside potential for this asset in the short term is limited, possibly due to the lack of a specific $BTC reserve announcement," he said.

Forster noted that on January 24, 83.3% of Bitcoin options contracts on the Derive platform were "call options sold," indicating expectations that Bitcoin prices will remain stable or decline. He said, "Without concrete measures such as establishing national reserves, the market will not buy it." (Cointelegraph)

Previously, it was reported that President Trump signed an executive order to establish a Presidential Task Force on Digital Asset Markets to strengthen the United States' leadership in the digital finance sector. The task force's mission is to develop a federal regulatory framework for managing digital assets (including stablecoins) and to evaluate the creation of strategic national digital asset reserves.