In the early morning, rumors about BTC strategic reserves broke out on the Internet, saying that BTC would be established as a permanent asset of the United States.
When Trump attended the bell ringing on the 12th, he said that the United States should establish a crypto asset similar to oil. There are rumors on the Internet that the Americans are secretly purchasing BTC as a strategic reserve in the new era.
Once Trump approves the BTC strategic reserve, it means that the United States will continue to purchase BTC and can only sell it when facing a security crisis.
Oil and gold were strategic reserves in the traditional era. The Americans reaped the benefits of the world by indiscriminately issuing dollars. Paper was used to exchange for goods, and a steady stream of resources flowed to the Americans. Workers' wages were dozens of times higher than those in the third world. You could not use dollars, but you must use oil. As long as you used oil, you had to work illegally for the Americans. In the 1990s, the United States used the dollar to bind gold and oil, and used interest rate hikes and capital to digest inflation. During this period, countless people wanted to get rid of the bondage to US dollars, but they were all suppressed by American firepower without exception.
However, with the excessive issuance of U.S. dollar and crises such as the epidemic, the U.S. deficit has rapidly risen to 1.9 trillion U.S. dollars. The Americans are in urgent need of new binding objects to reap the world more quickly. The Americans have set their sights on crypto assets. As long as they can connect social networks through crypto assets and use the U.S. dollar as a reserve asset for stable currencies, they can realize their century-old vision of the globalization of the U.S. dollar.
Therefore, the Americans are hyping up the concept of BTC's strategic reserves. It is worth noting that Laolang talked about the two weeks before Christmas, when it is easy to rise and fall. Pay attention to the signals of capital speculation and avoid the trap of chasing high prices.
