Recent discussions among financial analysts indicate the emergence of a concept referred to as the 'Trump Put,' particularly in the context of U.S. Treasuries rather than equities or Bitcoin. Analysts from JPMorgan have noted that the 'Trump Put' may come into play if the S&P 500 index declines by at least 10%. This speculation arises amid concerns regarding the potential reversal of the S&P 500's post-election rally, which closed at 5,783 on the day of the U.S. election. Bank of America strategists suggest that a significant drop in the index could prompt intervention from the Trump administration to support the market. The current financial landscape is characterized by high interest rates and elevated equity valuations, which may contribute to ongoing market volatility as the new administration implements bold policy actions.