There should be quite a few Chinese people holding currency.

As long as China does not recognize it, Bitcoin will continue to rise!\nMany people believe that the United States promotes Bitcoin in order to lure China into the game; otherwise, it would be difficult to eliminate the 36 trillion debt. But China refuses to fall for it, and they continue to enjoy themselves...\nPerhaps what the U.S. wants is for China not to recognize Bitcoin?\nBecause if China acknowledges it, there are only 21 million Bitcoins available, which simply won't be enough to go around, and it will be marginalized by mainstream currencies.\nOnly if China does not recognize it can they have a reason not to include China, driving up Bitcoin's value, and at some point, they could directly eliminate Bitcoin, making a quick profit from external debt and returning to the dollar.\nAfter all, Bitcoin cannot solve its own value attribute problem; encryption and confidentiality. Anyone with a bit of knowledge about cryptography knows that there is no ultimate encryption method; any decryption is just an upgrade to the encryption.\nIn other words, Bitcoin will not be the ultimate cryptocurrency, and its confidentiality is just average, so it has no inherent value; it is merely a string of numbers.\nOnly when recognized by a government like the U.S. can it survive as an attachment to the dollar; it may steal some of the dollar's limelight but cannot shake the dollar's position.\nRecently, observing the primary market of the cryptocurrency circle, it feels like the Musk puppy pp on the Ethereum chain has great market potential, possessing the genetic characteristics of a hundredfold coin, so it could be worth paying attention to.