In the past, when people talked about "Bitcoin for charity", it sounded more like an emotional appeal, and it was difficult to implement. But @GOATRollup has provided a more practical path: using BTC to generate real profits and then using that portion of the profits to address real social issues.

Many countries are actually brewing whether to include Bitcoin as a reserve asset. On one hand, this is about seizing resources; Bitcoin is already scarce, and with a bunch of countries competing for it, it will definitely become even scarcer. On the other hand, this scarcity can lead to price increases, but if you are just hoarding it, then it becomes a dead asset, relying solely on appreciation cycles is too slow.

The logic of GOAT is: don't just hoard, use it to generate returns. This way, you can address issues like pensions, education, healthcare, and infrastructure without touching the budget by using the interest from BTC. This model essentially binds "social returns" and "financial instruments" together.

In other words, this is not only a new model for institutions and individuals to harvest BTC profits, but also a new opportunity for countries to solve social problems through Web3. After understanding this point, it will seem that what GOAT is doing is actually not so far away; it may be one of the most practical scenarios in the 15-year development of Bitcoin.

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