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U.S. Treasury Secretary buys Bitcoin? The treasury instantly turns into a cold wallet!
The US Treasury Secretary announced: the country will establish a Bitcoin reserve to provide people with a new means of value storage. It sounds a bit absurd, but upon reflection, it makes sense. The dollar has been like someone who has drunk too much coffee in recent years, overly excited, with inflation looming. The Treasury knows full well: continuing to rely on paper money to stabilize national wealth? That would be like making wallets run a marathon without giving them water.
So, they set their sights on Bitcoin - a limited supply of 21 million coins that cannot be printed casually, making it the best hedge against the dollar. The Treasury's calculation is: in case the dollar wobbles, Bitcoin serves as a backup belt.
But the problem also arises: with the government entering the market, the price of coins skyrockets, making it even more unaffordable for the average person. In the end, the United States may become the "largest HODLer" and then laugh at the world saying, "You don't understand savings, we are the top players in the crypto space."
This wave of operations is not just about wealth management, but also geopolitics. In future financial wars, Bitcoin may truly become America's nuclear-level trump card.