2026-01-09 12:50:43

#美国贸易赤字状况 🚨 U.S. state governments are starting to buy the dip in Bitcoin—Florida's latest bill reveals!

The trend is definitely shifting.

Recently, a major proposal from the state of Florida was exposed: the state government plans to establish an official Bitcoin reserve asset pool, with up to 10% of public funds allocated to BTC.

This is very significant—it’s not about ETF products or pilot operations by financial institutions, but an official move within the state government’s fiscal system. In other words, directly using taxpayers’ money to buy Bitcoin.

What does this indicate? Government agencies no longer see Bitcoin as a short-term speculative asset but are beginning to treat it as a long-term reserve asset, similar to gold.

Look at this evolution path:
First, large corporations entered the market
Then Wall Street institutions followed
Next, large funds started allocating
Now, local governments want a piece of the pie

The background is clear—the US dollar remains under pressure, inflationary pressures persist, and fiscal gaps are widening. Against this macro backdrop, Bitcoin’s status as "digital gold" continues to rise.

This is not retail speculation frenzy but a strategic adjustment by sovereign capital.

Many are still waiting for bullish signals, but the main players have already begun their布局. The bill being written into law means this is not a passing fad.

Those who understand the trend always stay ahead of the market. And now, this trend has shifted from protocol to reality.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-11 22:17

Taxpayers' money buying BTC, this is a headache for anyone involved.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-11 14:17

The government has taken over, and we retail investors should probably get out... Damn "digital gold," I heard that phrase when it was at thirty thousand dollars.

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CryptoMotivator

· 01-11 12:19

Alright, alright, the official takes over, retail investors are the final fools.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-09 18:35

This move in Florida is truly brilliant; the government directly stepped in to buy the dip, while retail investors are still debating whether to jump in.

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HashRateHustler

· 01-09 13:15

The state government directly intervened, now retail investors are really left behind by the major players.

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RugDocScientist

· 01-09 13:13

The government has already started buying the dip, so what are retail investors hesitating for?

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TokenVelocity

· 01-09 13:11

The government directly buying BTC? Looks like taxpayers' wallets are going to shrink, haha.

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-09 13:05

Hmm... The state government allocates 10% of the budget to BTC, but it depends on how it is implemented. The bill sounds promising, but what about the audit transparency once it is actually implemented?

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consensus_whisperer

· 01-09 12:54

Buddy, this time it's really happening. The government directly stepping in is unbelievable. --- Taxpayers' money buying BTC? I just want to know if this is going to pass or not. --- Wait, is this real or just another story cooked up by some media outlet? --- I love the idea of sovereign capital deployment. It's definitely better than retail investors trying to catch the bottom. --- I've been saying that Musk and the others aren't just buying randomly. Now the government understands too. --- A 10% allocation doesn't sound like much. I thought it could be more aggressive. --- Florida's move is decisive. Will other states follow suit? That's the interesting part. --- It's all because the dollar is so bad that even the government has to buy the digital gold. --- Feels like this time is different. It's not hype; it's a genuine asset allocation strategy. --- If this passes, how long can the market rally? --- Retail investors are still looking at the monthly chart, but institutions have already jumped in. The gap is huge. --- Including it in the bill means this is no longer just discussion—it's action.

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