1. “Trump and the future U.S. government plan to create strategic reserves in Bitcoin worth hundreds of billions.”⛔️

• Fake news. Firstly, current U.S. laws do not allow this. It's prohibited. A law would need to be changed. Secondly, with such volatility, no government would undertake this. It is no coincidence that this is always mentioned only as a rumor because it is a completely unserious proposition. Moreover, Trump and tech companies traditionally have a poor relationship, which is why NASDAQ tech stocks fell last week. If you have any evidence, I'm waiting for it in the comments.

2. “Elon Musk put up laser eyes because of Bitcoin.”⛔️

• No, Elon didn't put up laser eyes because of Bitcoin, nor because of Trump. The laser eyes are related to another movement: effective accelerationism ("e/acc"). The members of this movement believe that humanity needs much faster technological progress. Elon put up the laser eyes to mark the one-year anniversary of this membership.

3. China will lift the crypto bans in 2024.⛔️

• Fake news, there is no real evidence pointing to this, in fact, they are urging the closure of potential loopholes in the law.

4. The U.S. government will keep the $14B worth of Bitcoin seized from Silk Road.⛔️

• Fake news. It's important to clarify some legal differences. These Bitcoins were seized by the U.S. Attorney's Office under legal procedures. It's not within presidential authority. The procedure regulates what the official protocol is for assets seized in such cases, which means selling them, with the only exception being if they are illegal like drugs. Therefore, the law obliges the acting authority to dispose of them by the end of the procedure, and the authority has no discretion in this matter.

✅Guys, always get information from multiple sources, don't let yourselves be influenced. Be sober-minded, sharp-eyed, but above all, take care of your savings!🙏✅❤️

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