Recently, market analysts have proposed a bold idea: the United States could establish a Bitcoin national reserve with a target of 1 million coins. Based on current prices, the value of this reserve would be close to $94.5 billion.
What is the background of this idea? It is said to be aimed at attracting more crypto asset supporters to participate. If they really want to gather 1 million coins, the confiscated coins currently in hand are far from enough, and the gap is quite large.
However, it should be noted that this is still in the market speculation stage and not an official plan. To actually implement it, approval from Congress, coordination with the Treasury Department, and other steps are needed. Moreover, in political negotiations, there will certainly be many opposing voices.
If this plan ultimately becomes a reality, it could trigger a noticeable market buying wave. But before an official announcement is made, it’s more prudent to stay observant.
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SmartContractRebel
· 01-09 11:54
1 million coins? Dream on, the Congress bunch won't pass that, forget about it.
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DeFiGrayling
· 01-09 11:53
1 million coins? Dream on, the US government would never spend that kind of money.
Let's wait until Congress, those old fossils, pass it, the opportunity might be gone.
Speaking of which, it's still market speculation and hype, don't get caught being the leek.
If this really materializes, I'll go all in, but I bet it will turn yellow.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-09 11:53
945 billion invested, this is truly bullish.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 01-09 11:48
Wake up, this is just market nonsense again. Don't get too excited before the official announcement.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 01-09 11:44
1 million coins? Bro, you're dreaming a bit big. With such a large gap, you’d have to buy aggressively.
Nothing is official yet, so all this is just talk. I've seen plenty of schemes to cut leeks, so let's just watch for now.
Once it truly lands, it might be a big gamble, but right now, all these stories are just free-loading bearish tales.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-09 11:40
Honestly, this sounds great, but I'm still a bit confused... Is the US really going to invest 94.5 billion into Bitcoin? Would those guys in Congress agree?
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MEVHunter_9000
· 01-09 11:31
Ha, more predictions again. Can you make a living just by predicting every day?
Recently, market analysts have proposed a bold idea: the United States could establish a Bitcoin national reserve with a target of 1 million coins. Based on current prices, the value of this reserve would be close to $94.5 billion.
What is the background of this idea? It is said to be aimed at attracting more crypto asset supporters to participate. If they really want to gather 1 million coins, the confiscated coins currently in hand are far from enough, and the gap is quite large.
However, it should be noted that this is still in the market speculation stage and not an official plan. To actually implement it, approval from Congress, coordination with the Treasury Department, and other steps are needed. Moreover, in political negotiations, there will certainly be many opposing voices.
If this plan ultimately becomes a reality, it could trigger a noticeable market buying wave. But before an official announcement is made, it’s more prudent to stay observant.