#以太坊大户持仓变化 🚨 $30 billion national-level deployment

Recently, a set of data revealed that the U.S. government now holds 325,283 $BTC, which is close to $30 billion at current market prices. What does this number mean? It means that a major economy has become the second-largest institutional holder of Bitcoin in the world, only behind the founders.

This is not a small-scale trial position, but a truly strategic allocation. It’s not a short-term operation of buying today and selling tomorrow, but a long-term reserve that incorporates crypto assets into the national financial system.

Imagine this turning point: over the past decade, $BTC has accumulated consensus in the civilian market, with retail investors discussing value and institutions observing. Now? When the world’s largest economy incorporates Bitcoin into its balance sheet, the nature of it changes completely. It is no longer just a speculative tool, but a financial instrument integrated into sovereign asset systems.

What will happen next? If the past decade was a period of building civilian consensus, then the next decade is likely to be a period of concentrated allocation within the national financial system. True market movements are often not triggered by retail sentiment but begin when institutional forces start large-scale positioning.

You think you’re chasing the trend, but in fact, you’re following the direction of institutional funds that see further ahead.