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Finance Minister hoarding BTC? The Plan B for the dollar is here.
The finance minister said in one sentence: "We want to establish a Bitcoin reserve," which caused the market to explode. It's worth noting that the Treasury usually loves to issue bonds and print money, but now they are actually HODLing together with ordinary players in the crypto space?
The logic behind this is actually quite straightforward: the dollar has been heavily overdrawn in recent years, with a towering debt and rampant inflation. If the treasury doesn't prepare more "hard currency", it may be caught off guard in the future. Bitcoin is the most ideal Plan B—limited supply, global circulation, and no one can tamper with it.
Of course, the Treasury is not here to buy at the bottom and make a fortune; they are more focused on a sense of security. Imagine that one day in the future, if the dollar hegemony is challenged, the U.S. can say, "Don't worry, we have digital gold."
However, this also means that the U.S. government may have become the largest "whale" in the crypto space. While calling for regulation, they are secretly hoarding coins behind the scenes. Investors need to learn to understand their hints: the policies say stability, but their wallets are already filled with BTC.
The Finance Minister is hoarding BTC? The Plan B for the dollar has arrived.
The Finance Minister's words: "We need to establish a Bitcoin reserve" have set the market ablaze. It's important to know that the Treasury usually loves to issue bonds and print money, and now they are actually HODLing like ordinary players in the crypto world?
The logic behind this is actually very straightforward: the dollar has been overdrawn heavily in recent years, with mountains of debt and soaring inflation. If the treasury doesn’t prepare some "hard currency," it may be caught off guard in the future. And Bitcoin is the ideal Plan B—limited supply, global circulation, and no one can tamper with it.
Of course, the Treasury isn’t here to buy the dip and make a fortune; they are more concerned with security. Imagine a future where the dollar hegemony is challenged, the U.S. can say: "Don't worry, we have digital gold."
However, this also means the U.S. government might become the biggest market maker in the crypto world. While calling for regulation, they are secretly hoarding coins behind the scenes. Investors need to learn to understand their hints: policies say they are stable, but their wallets are already full of BTC.