#BTC战略储备市场影响 If the United States really includes Bitcoin in its national strategic reserves, whether it can trigger the next bull run is unknown, but it will definitely tame Bitcoin into a "dollar watchdog"!!!


Don't believe in any nonsense about "strategic reserves"! The U.S. is playing a hidden game:
Seizing Pricing Power: Governments around the world hold 510,000 Bitcoins, with the United States monopolizing 40%. When the national treasury is filled with Bitcoins, they can crash the market whenever they want, or pump it up whenever they want; exchanges will have to cater to the whims of the Treasury.
Extend the life of the US dollar: when countries dump US bonds to buy gold, the US counteracts by dumping Bitcoin to suppress gold prices—"Want gold? First, ask if my Bitcoin bomb agrees!"
Anchor the nails: sooner or later, the dollar credit will be embedded in the Bitcoin underlying, creating a **"Federal Reserve certified BTC"**, completely castrating the decentralized gene.
What kind of reserve is this? It's clearly tying Bitcoin to the dollar war machine!
 
It's magical to think about: Bitcoin was born to eliminate central bank hegemony, but now it is being treated by the U.S. government as a new type of treasury reserve.
Private keys handed over to the Ministry of Finance? What's the difference between that and storing gold in the Federal Reserve?
State-controlled trading? What's the difference from central banks printing money?
Seizing and confiscating tokens? What happened to the promised "private property is sacred and inviolable"?
When the United States locks Bitcoin in a national vault, it is equivalent to personally nailing the coffin board of the crypto ideal.
In the future, the coins mined by miners may be intercepted directly by the IRS; developers may switch to writing government bid proposals; price fluctuations will depend entirely on the Treasury's selling schedule...
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