According to CoinMeta, as federal support for research contracts in the United States decreases, more and more scientists, engineers, and technical experts are choosing to leave the country in search of opportunities overseas. After serving in the U.S. military for six years, Alex Wolsham decided to pursue a doctoral degree in Norway due to the uncertain research environment in the U.S. He pointed out that cuts in federal funding and restrictions on government regulation prompted him to turn to Europe. Data shows that since 2025, the Trump administration has frozen or terminated 8,007 grants, leading to a loss of scientific researchers in the U.S. Meanwhile, governments and institutions in European countries are actively attracting these talented individuals, with the European Union launching a €500 million funding program aimed at making Europe a "magnet" for researchers.