When the U.S. government establishes a new agency or high-level role, it often has far-reaching consequences for associated industries. Here are two examples:

• Department of Energy (1977): Created during Q4 1977, you’d expect it to stabilize energy prices. Instead, crude oil prices nearly tripled in the subsequent years.

• Car Czar (2009): Introduced in February 2009 during the auto bailout, this role coincided with a massive rally in car stocks like Toyota. Vehicle prices also soared afterward, defying expectations.

The lesson? Government intervention often triggers significant price increases in the relevant sectors.

Now, the same could happen with the Crypto Czar role. The introduction of this position, aimed at centralizing crypto policy, has investors speculating about massive price movements in the crypto market.

The Crypto Czar position, according to Bloomberg, will be the first crypto-specific role in the White House. This new role might report directly to President Trump and could serve as a policy orchestrator across federal agencies.

Here’s what’s interesting:

• Key figures like Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and former Coinbase executive Brian Brooks have reportedly met with Trump to discuss crypto policy.

• Another candidate being vetted, Summer Mersinger, is a former CFTC commissioner known for opposing the SEC’s aggressive regulation-by-enforcement tactics.

This insider activity has sparked speculation about which crypto assets could benefit most.

Among the top candidates to benefit from the Crypto Czar’s policies is Aerodrome (AERO). Let’s explore why.

Coinbase Ventures has heavily backed Aerodrome, making it one of their key bets. Additionally, politicians and major funds have shown interest in the project, further underscoring its potential.

Currently, Aerodrome is valued just below $1 billion, but it has room to grow. If it follows the trajectory of last cycle’s winners like PancakeSwap, which reached $7 billion, Aerodrome could easily hit $10 billion this cycle.

Aerodrome’s token inflation is slowing down, with a major shift expected in early December. After this, the rate of new token issuance will decline significantly, mimicking Bitcoin’s disinflationary model. This reduced supply pressure could act as a catalyst for price appreciation.

Based on its fundamentals and historical comparisons: