A recent remark by Trump during his speech about Bitcoin, which stirred up a huge uproar in the encryption community: "Perhaps the United States can send a check to creditors, along with some Bitcoin, to pay off the $35 trillion national debt."


Though it may seem like a joke, it hides a profound meaning — the President of the United States would never mention Bitcoin without reason, and this might indicate a new trend.

The current market signals are very clear: Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract capital, and institutional holdings are consistently increasing; the U.S. regulatory stance is gradually softening and is no longer strictly hardline; combined with the groundwork laid by interest rate cuts and quantitative easing policies, the liquidity cycle in 2026 has not yet truly started.

Each round of the Bitcoin cycle has a key point that transitions from niche to mainstream. In this round, it has surprisingly entered the political agenda—topics such as national debt, fiscal policy, and global finance are starting to be linked to Bitcoin. This is not a coincidence, but a strong signal!

Bitcoin does not require a nationwide following; a single "touch of genius" from a key figure at a critical moment is enough to stir the entire situation.
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