#美国贸易赤字状况 According to the latest news, heavyweight figure in the investment world Cathie Wood dropped a major announcement in a recent podcast: the U.S. government may directly purchase Bitcoin on the market to bolster the country's Bitcoin strategic reserves.

This is not just talk — Wood pointed out that although the Trump administration established a national Bitcoin reserve through an executive order, the current reserves come from seized assets by law enforcement and no active market purchases have been made yet. "The initial goal was to hold 1 million Bitcoins, so I believe they will start buying eventually," she said.

Why is this happening? Wood's logic is very clear. Under the pressure of midterm elections, Trump will not abandon the cryptocurrency issue. First, Trump's own and his family's interests in the crypto space are continuously deepening; second, the crypto community played a significant role in his winning the presidential election.

"He doesn't want to be a lame-duck president; he wants to have one or two productive years during his term. Crypto is the key to his future," Wood said. Now, the Trump administration has signed multiple executive orders, not only establishing Bitcoin reserves and crypto asset inventories but also forming a crypto and AI working group led by David Sacks to promote a series of industry regulations, including stablecoin legislation.

It can be said that the $BTC policy boost is very real.