According to The Kobeissi Letter, President Trump has consistently told Fox News since March 6th that he is 'not watching the stock market' and reiterated this message several times, including on March 10th and April 3rd. This statement suggests a potential detachment from market fluctuations, which may influence investor sentiment and market behavior, as participants realize a lack of direct governmental intervention or concern, possibly affecting trading strategies.

According to Crypto Rover, Jason Calacanis suggested implementing a crypto tax to fund the Crypto Strategic Reserves, a proposal that was immediately opposed by David Sacks. This exchange highlights the ongoing debate within the crypto community regarding taxation and government intervention in the crypto market.

According to Jake Chervinsky, the cryptocurrency industry desires less government intervention, focusing on free market competition rather than government support or regulatory advantages (source: Twitter @jchervinsky). He emphasizes the need for fewer strategic reserves and more developer protections to enhance competitiveness in the market (source: Twitter @jchervinsky).

According to VitalikButerin, if we accept that various factors influence any specific outcome and that the government's role is to prevent 'harms,' then the government could justify intervening in virtually anything, including cryptocurrency markets. This perspective could lead to increased regulatory scrutiny and potential intervention in the crypto space.