#夏日创作营 In the past few years, many people have been discussing whether BTC will go to zero?

Now more and more people are discussing how much GDP, how many jobs, and how much tax revenue this industry can create.

This is the real change. Because when an industry begins:
creating jobs, creating tax revenue, and driving economic growth, it is no longer just a financial market—it becomes an emerging industry that can influence a country’s competitiveness.

The same is true for the US (Mi-guo). If an industry contributes hundreds of billions of dollars in GDP every year and provides hundreds of thousands of jobs, then the regulator’s goal is not simply to restrict it, but more likely to be:

How to regulate it, how to use it, and how to let it continue developing.

That’s also why in the past two years, the US has been continuously advancing legislation and regulatory frameworks in areas such as stablecoins, ETFs, and RWA.

Because a truly mature industry isn’t one without regulation—it’s one that continues to develop under regulation. So in the long run, the biggest tailwind for the crypto industry isn’t how much BTC rises on a single day, but the fact that it is increasingly and more deeply integrating into the global economic system.

When an industry starts creating GDP, it is no longer just a story—it is creating real value.