Strategic Bitcoin Reserves? Sounds crazy, but maybe more "modern" than gold

First reaction: too radical.
Second reaction: maybe just a matter of time.
The problem with gold is simple: hard to transport, slow settlement, high verification costs.
And Bitcoin's advantages are exactly the opposite: globally circulating, fast settlement, verifiable.
In an increasingly digital world, assets are also becoming "lighter."
The turning point has arrived:
Light doesn't mean stable.
Bitcoin's biggest issue isn't technology, but volatility.
So if the U.S. really considers allocation, fundamentally it's not about "trust in its stability," but—
valuing its independence in extreme situations.
For example, when traditional systems are restricted, it can still operate.
It's like a backup power supply: not used daily, but must be available at critical moments.
But the problem is also very realistic:
If everyone treats it as a backup, could it instead become the main power source?
The question is:
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