As of November 30, 2025, it is too early to determine whether the entire remaining term through January 2029 will be primarily defined by AI, crypto, immigration, and tariffs.

Evidence so far does show these four areas are central early priorities:

• AI: Trump signed Executive Order 14179, “Removing Barriers to American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence,” on January 23, 2025, revoking prior AI rules and ordering an AI Action Plan to keep U.S. leadership in AI.(en.wikipedia.org) Subsequent speeches and a detailed AI Action Plan, along with draft and proposed orders to preempt state AI regulation, show AI is a marquee policy area.(reuters.com)
• Crypto: The administration created a Presidential Working Group on Digital Asset Markets and floated a U.S. cryptocurrency reserve (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano, etc.) as part of a push to make the U.S. the “Crypto Capital of the World.”(en.wikipedia.org) This places crypto clearly among the signature economic-tech initiatives.
• Immigration: Trump’s first‑day Executive Order 14159, “Protecting the American People Against Invasion,” aggressively tightened immigration enforcement, including expanded expedited removal and penalties for undocumented immigrants.(en.wikipedia.org) Congress also passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, massively increasing funding for border security, detention capacity, and deportations through 2029, underscoring immigration as a core agenda item.(en.wikipedia.org)
• Tariffs / Trade: The administration’s second‑term trade framework, the Mar‑a‑Lago Accord, centers on broad tariffs, currency policy, and reworking trade relationships to shrink U.S. trade deficits, with tariffs explicitly a key tool.(en.wikipedia.org) New and proposed tariffs are already affecting sectors like AI hardware and data‑center construction.(foreignpolicy.com)

However, the prediction is about how the whole term “is going to be earmarked” and what will be most important “for the next three and a half years.” Only about ten months of that period have elapsed by November 30, 2025. Other unforeseen issues (e.g., foreign crises, economic shocks, domestic unrest) could still emerge and overshadow these priorities. Because the full 3.5‑year horizon has not yet passed, the prediction cannot be definitively classified as right or wrong, even though early evidence is consistent with it.

Therefore the status is inconclusive (too early to fully evaluate).