2026-01-06 02:31:03

#美联储降息预期升温 $BTC, $ETH, $XRP have recently been topics of discussion again. The US political landscape is quietly shifting its stance on Bitcoin.

Some senators have openly stated that the US government is still liquidating Bitcoin, which seems somewhat unreasonable in the context of international competition. Especially when other countries are actively building up their crypto asset reserves, the US is still reducing strategic assets, which is clearly not very wise.

Specifically, the Department of Justice involved Bitcoin payments in a developer’s plea agreement, which ultimately was sold. This has sparked reflection in political circles—since policy-level statements have indicated that confiscated Bitcoin should be incorporated into the national strategic reserve, yet the execution side is still cashing out, the signals here are indeed intriguing.

This reveals a deeper issue: major global economies are re-evaluating the strategic value of crypto assets, while US policy implementation has yet to catch up with this shift in understanding. From both asset allocation and geopolitical competition perspectives, this is an interesting point of observation.

For investors, such policy trends often signal adjustments in market expectations, especially amid the Federal Reserve’s rate cut cycle and increasing economic uncertainty. Reassessing safe-haven assets becomes even more critical in this context.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 01-08 02:46

Selling Bitcoin? The move the US is making is really... a bit outrageous, everyone else is just stockpiling reserves.

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Degentleman

· 01-07 19:00

Here in the US, it's a classic case of hand-to-hand combat—one side says to hoard coins, while the other is still selling... this rhythm is truly incredible.

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MysteriousZhang

· 01-06 02:59

Haha, the US's move is indeed outrageous. On one hand, they say they want a strategic reserve, and on the other hand, they're selling off assets. It's like their left hand and right hand are fighting each other.

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ProposalManiac

· 01-06 02:55

Basically, the policy implementation layer hasn't caught up yet. The disconnect between legislation and practical execution is really quite common.

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CryptoMotivator

· 01-06 02:43

Wait, the US is saying they want to hoard coins but are still selling? This move is really outrageous, no wonder the crypto community is mocking it.

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blocksnark

· 01-06 02:39

U.S. policies are really too slow to respond. They are collecting coins on one hand while still selling on the other. Isn't this just shooting themselves in the foot?

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-06 02:38

Really, on this side of the US, the left hand is building strategic reserves while the right hand is still selling off. Playing around? --- Wait, is the Department of Justice still clearing liquid assets? The policy level has changed its mind, but the enforcement side hasn't reacted yet. Such coordination... --- The cycle of interest rate cuts + changing political attitudes, this pace is indeed incredible. --- If things continue like this, other countries are fully stocked while the US is still reducing holdings. Hilarious. --- The topic is hot right now, but when will real action come? --- International competition is indeed a bit awkward—others are stocking up while we are selling off. --- The long-standing issue of policy implementation lagging behind cognitive shifts has always existed. This time, it's stuck on BTC. --- If it really becomes part of the strategic reserves, the story that follows will be interesting.

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