On October 2, 2024, Forbes reported that the two major parties in the United States have preliminarily reached a consensus to establish a national Bitcoin reserve. Senator Cynthia Lummis proposed a bill to purchase 1 million Bitcoins using existing funds from the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department, solidifying the United States' position as the largest holder of Bitcoin (holding 5% of the network ownership, comparable to its share of global gold supply), and likened this to the Louisiana land purchase case. Former President Trump proposed the establishment of a 'National Bitcoin Reserve' and never selling the government's existing approximately 200,000 Bitcoins, comparing Bitcoin to the steel industry of 100 years ago, aiming to make America the 'cryptocurrency capital.' Robert F. Kennedy proposed an alternative plan to purchase 5 million Bitcoins (about 25% of the global supply); he is currently an advisor to Trump's campaign. Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna also expressed support, stating that Bitcoin has appreciation potential and can enable the United States to set financial standards. #美国大选后行情预测 #市场关注美国非农数据