2026-01-09 05:26:31

Some analyses suggest that in the future, the United States may increase its national reserve holdings of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. The logic behind this is quite interesting—when cryptocurrency prices rise, the national balance sheet improves accordingly, becoming an important bargaining chip for policymakers.

Especially in the critical time window before the midterm elections, political engagement within the crypto community is significantly increasing. Whoever can gain the support of these investors will hold a new political card. This is not only a market issue but also a deep interaction between political cycles and asset allocation.

From Bitcoin price fluctuations to policy guidance, from voter preferences to asset allocation—this chain is becoming increasingly tight.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-12 05:26

Don't ask the hen when eating eggs; politicians are only now realizing us? It should have been like this a long time ago.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-11 04:23

Here are some distinctive style comments: --- **Comment 1:** Politicians are finally smelling the money, now our voting power is worth something, huh **Comment 2:** Wait, does this mean the US government is going to hodl Bitcoin? This plot is a bit outrageous **Comment 3:** Basically, it's just to boost economic data and please us folks, their calculations are really clever **Comment 4:** Price rises look good on the balance sheet... but what about when prices fall? This logic is a bit wishful thinking **Comment 5:** Damn, my voting weight finally comes in handy, these politicians are really smart **Comment 6:** Political cycles and asset allocation, in the end, it's just mutual exploitation **Comment 7:** National reserves, if that really happens, it would be a big event. Right now, it's all talk **Comment 8:** I just remembered, those political figures' attitude shifts were really quick before, now I understand **Comment 9:** So we should support the one supporting crypto? Feels a bit manipulated

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FOMOSapien

· 01-09 05:56

Oh my, this is just a new trick of political harvest of retail investors, isn't it?

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-09 05:56

Here's a new way to cut the leeks again, huh?

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SerRugResistant

· 01-09 05:50

Politicians are finally starting to play with Bitcoin, this is getting interesting.

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0xLostKey

· 01-09 05:41

Politicians are all eyeing us now, this is getting interesting.

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-09 05:36

Is the US really going to use the crypto world as a political bargaining chip? The vibe... is a bit strong. Politicians are starting to play the Bitcoin game—are they truly awakening or just trying to harvest the votes we hold? Honestly, when political cycles meet crypto assets, whoever controls the narrative wins. I see through this trick. Wait, if the government actually buys Bitcoin, are we riding a rocket or getting chopped into chives? The political landscape has changed, but the rules of the crypto world are always the same. The risks haven't changed.

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