Recently, I saw some magical news - the founder of a leading exchange actually launched a crypto product for users aged 6 to 17.

At first glance, it seems outrageous, but if you think about it, there may be another article behind it. Previously, Justin Sun wanted to operate Trump's WLFI project, but the address was frozen, and WLFI once lost its obvious trader. When Trump pardoned the founder, he stated that he wanted to make the United States a crypto power, and the connection is intriguing.

If these two parties really have the intention to cooperate, it will be a turning point for WLFI. After all, one side needs monetization tools, and the other party is good at market operations, and theoretically pushing WLFI to a unit price of 20U is not a fantasy - that is the level that can be benchmarked against mainstream currencies.

Even more coincidentally, Trump's recently launched account plans to seed $1,000 per child, which is now said to have risen to $1,250. At this time, encrypted products targeting minors suddenly appeared, and the timing was quite accurate, and it is difficult to say that there was no echo relationship.

If this logic holds, not only WLFI and mainstream coins will have opportunities, but also projects like ONDO, which pegged U.S. bonds, may also benefit. If the U.S. economic policy really goes in a crypto-friendly direction, related assets will theoretically follow suit.

But then again, American children start at $1,250, which is indeed thicker than the principal of many retail investors. The market structure is changing, regulatory attitudes are loosening, but ordinary investors still have to remain rational. After all, the crypto market is never short of stories, what is lacking is logic that can stand up to verification.