The 14th Amendment clearly states that Trump, having held office and then participated in an insurrection, could not hold any government office, including that of the President. It is not a requirement that he be convicted, by the way. According to our US Constitution, he was simply ineligible for office, so if we're following the Constitution, then he isn't currently President. As JD Vance wasn't sworn in, either, the office is simply vacant.
So, basically, my point is that what you're saying is only true if we're following the Constitution. Since we're not following the Constitution, it's not clear what the rules are anymore. Just ask Trump with his Trump 2028 merchandise.