#Marvin
The United States holds Bitcoin in high regard, so why doesn't it prohibit China from holding Bitcoin? 🧐
It is well known that for things deemed crucial by the U.S., such as chips, the U.S. imposes restrictions on China. However, Bitcoin has become an exception. 🤔
The U.S. claims that Bitcoin is "digital gold" and will replace gold in the future. Since Bitcoin is so good, shouldn't the U.S. logically prevent China from owning and using Bitcoin? Yet, the U.S. seems to be doing everything possible to encourage China to lift its ban on Bitcoin.
This indicates that Bitcoin may not be as wonderful and important as the U.S. promotes. This also suggests that China's ban on Bitcoin might have struck a nerve with the U.S.
Recently, in the Meme project, Marvin (7055), based on the Musk concept, has garnered significant attention in the market. It has a low market cap, but the community is very active, making it worth following and understanding.
