2026-01-06 00:54:09

According to reports, Venezuela may have quietly accumulated Bitcoin reserves worth hundreds of billions of dollars. If this information is confirmed, it could have a profound impact on the global BTC market landscape.

The key point is that if the U.S. government allocates this portion of Bitcoin to its strategic reserves, it will lock in a significant supply of BTC. This means that these Bitcoins could disappear from market circulation for years, directly affecting the available supply of Bitcoin.

From a market perspective, the formation of national-level reserves is changing Bitcoin's supply dynamics. Whether it is Venezuela, the United States, or other institutions, their reserve actions are gradually reducing the circulating Bitcoin in the market. In the context of a fixed total supply, a contraction in supply often exerts upward pressure on prices. Investors need to closely monitor how these geopolitical and macro policy developments shape the BTC market structure.

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DegenWhisperer

· 22h ago

Oh my, if Venezuela's coin hoarding really happens, it will be a big deal. The national teams are gradually entering the market, and are we retail investors still selling? The supply side is really quietly tightening, everyone. The US wants to take over Venezuela's coins, I can't help but laugh—geopolitics playing with BTC. It looks like we have to hoard coins now, no more hesitation. Liquidity is shrinking; is an upward price movement inevitable? I understand this logic, but who can say for sure how it will actually unfold.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-07 13:57

Forget it, if this wave is real, it has to go up.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-07 00:05

Venezuela hoarding coins? Is the US about to scoop up the bottom? This is getting interesting Wait, this logic is a bit off, can anyone verify it? Reduced supply = price increase? The threshold is so low? Another round of FOMO is starting, everyone Black swan event, it's time for reverse operation I bet this news is 100% fake If it were really like this, retail investors would have already run away

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TokenomicsShaman

· 01-06 01:22

Hoarding coins in Venezuela, that sounds a bit ridiculous. Wait, if the U.S. actually takes over, that would be a real black swan. Supply lock-in = direct price surge? The logic isn't wrong, but the premise has to be that it can really be locked in. When the national team enters the market, it changes the game rules. This time, it’s probably different. Bitcoin transforming from a political chip to a strategic asset, huh? The question is, who believes it?

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SmartContractRebel

· 01-06 01:14

Venezuela secretly hoarding Bitcoin? This script is pretty good The US taking over? Now that's going to be interesting Supply locked? Prices are about to skyrocket? The logic is solid But speaking of which, how reliable is this news... Is there any evidence? Everyone who hoards coins is making a killing, except me

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