Gemini's E Person, Origin of Trump's Outrageous Moves

Even battle-hardened HODLers in the crypto world were amazed by what they saw.

As the newly elected President of the United States, he personally stepped in to launch a coin just two days before taking office. The meme coin TRUMP has become the most epic celebrity coin ever. Within 24 hours of its launch, TRUMP coin quickly landed on top exchanges like Coinbase and Binance. Its 24-hour trading volume surpassed $10 billion, more than three times that of Bitcoin.

Although the move was somewhat absurd, it strangely made sense coming from the eccentric 75-year-old man that is Trump. Some sharp-eyed community members even noticed that the price fluctuated wildly, with the candlestick chart uncannily resembling Trump's facial profile.

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How did Trump's personality as a Gemini and ENTJ guide him to make such an outlandish move by launching a coin? Where will TRUMP coin go from here?

With these questions in mind, we conducted research from both astrological and MBTI perspectives to analyze the logic behind Trump's coin launch and what to watch for after his inauguration.

The currently accepted birth time for Trump by the media and astrologers is June 14, 1946, at 10:54 AM in Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Queens, New York, Trump's self-disclosed birth hospital.

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Zodiac Sign: Gemini

Gemini is known for its changeable and unconventional nature. Its leapfrog thinking and versatile qualities often make it hard to predict. Just like Trump's coin launch, which took the crypto community completely by surprise.

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Another prominent trait of Gemini, besides its unpredictability, is self-obsession. Trump, as a typical Gemini, exhibits this self-centered trait prominently.

For example, he firmly believes his assets amount to 10 billion, firmly believes there were definitely 1-1.5 million people at the presidential inauguration, firmly believes he has the highest IQ, and firmly believes that the government during his term always formulated the best policies in history. This kind of self-exaggeration is deeply embedded in Trump's spiritual core. What he cares about is obtaining a kind of overflowing verbal pleasure, rather than whether the words themselves are true or accurate.

“Lying is Trump's second nature. He possesses a priori confidence—anything Trump says must be right; or nearly right; or, at the very least, should be right.”

Regarding his habitual exaggerations, Trump has admitted that because “good performance is more important than the words spoken, he would say them even if he couldn't find the right words.”

A narcissistic personality will a priori generate a mental image of continuous success in their mind, holding onto it tenaciously, never allowing it to wither. They cannot accept an imperfect reflection of themselves and, when flaws are found, they subconsciously choose not to define them as issues, or simply shift the blame to others. In Trump's life illusion, there is no room for the word “failure.” During a press conference where Trump was questioned about why he drove four companies into bankruptcy, his response was, “It's because I'm very smart… I always turn failure into success.” In his view, the fact of the companies' bankruptcy in this question has already been automatically purged as negative information.

However, Gemini-type narcissism is not just about self-aggrandizement; they also crave attention, recognition, and praise from others. “I'm like a magnet, attracting everything around me,” and if that doesn't happen, Trump becomes extremely agitated.

Trump always actively boasts about the achievements he has made. Trump is constantly awaiting the attention and embrace of others; this is the inexhaustible driving force in his life.

Even at his father's funeral in 1999, Trump only briefly mentioned at the beginning of his speech, “This is the most difficult day of my father's life,” and then shifted the topic to himself, “Yet his greatest achievement was raising a renowned billionaire son,” proceeding to boast about his own accomplishments.

Due to these traits, the “two-faced” Gemini seems to be the constellation of most politicians, reportedly occupying a large portion of the world's political stage. From Trump, former US Vice President Pence, former UK Prime Minister Johnson, former UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, to Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi, they are all prominent Gemini political figures.

MBTI: Combination of ENTJ and ESTP

Although Trump has not publicly confirmed his type through a standard MBTI test, the general consensus based on his performance in the political, business, and public spheres is that he is of the ENTJ type. The analysis in the article "『Trump』s Leadership Style: ENTJ or ESFP?" pointed out by experts indicates that Trump's leadership style exhibits prominent ENTJ characteristics. On common MBTI websites and personal analysis platforms (such as 16personalities.com), Trump is usually labeled as an ENTJ.

The traits of the ENTJ type, such as a strong desire for leadership, decisive decision-making, visionary insight, and strategic thinking, can indeed be found in Trump's words and actions. However, Trump's behavior not only reflects the core features of an ENTJ but also showcases his strong awareness of power and sense of privilege.

After becoming a television star, Trump once said, "When you're a star, they let you do it." This statement reveals his self-awareness of power and provides a key clue for analyzing his leadership style. As he became president, this sense of privilege became even more apparent. As the President of the United States, Trump enjoys the privilege brought by American hegemony and extravagantly wields this power on the international stage. For example, during a visit to the UK, he expressed a desire to ride in the Queen's "Golden Carriage," and on a visit to Israel, he requested a helicopter ride to Masada. Towards several traditional allies, Trump harshly criticized them, disregarding diplomatic norms. This behavior demonstrates his typical ENTJ traits: a strong desire for control and a leadership style that does not conform to traditional rules.

Moreso, Trump has applied this sense of privilege to domestic politics. For matters that can be resolved through executive orders, he rarely relies on Congress. His "America First" ideology fundamentally reflects a prioritization of the individual and the nation, an expression of the confidence and goal-oriented nature typical of the ENTJ type. In his mind, "power" is not just a tool; it represents a path to self-realization, an ability to control everything.

Moreover, Trump has extended this sense of privilege to national politics. For issues that can be resolved through executive orders, he rarely relies on Congress. His "America First" ideology fundamentally reflects a prioritization of the individual and the nation, an expression of the confidence and goal-oriented nature typical of the ENTJ type. In his mind, "power" is not just a tool; it represents a path to self-realization and an ability to control everything.

Moreover, Trump has extended this sense of privilege to national politics. For issues that can be resolved through executive orders, he rarely relies on Congress. His "America First" ideology fundamentally reflects a prioritization of the individual and the nation, an expression of the confidence and goal-oriented nature typical of the ENTJ type. In his mind, "power" is not just a tool; it represents a path to self-realization, an ability to control everything.

On the other hand, for those who analyze Trump's MBTI as the ESTP personality, Trump has also exhibited a very typical dark side: "low morality, focused solely on his own happiness regardless of the consequences for others."

As the newly elected President and First Lady of the United States, the Trumps each issued their own coin before taking office. This fully embodies the characteristics of the STP personality, emphasizing immediate pleasure and a lack of long-term consideration. When pursuing personal goals, they may tend to overlook the interests of others.