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America imposed a 25% tax on China and mentioned a ban on Nvidia's new chip (H200).
Only 48 hours later, China responded firmly.
China has established a new rule:
Now, any company in China wishing to purchase American chips must prove to the government that:
"Huawei's chips cannot meet our needs"
In other words, justification will be required.
This is not a tax — rather, it is a system of official permits.
Timeline:
December 8: Trump announced a 25% tax
December 9: China started imposing strict conditions on buyers
Who suffers from this?
Nvidia earned 12 billion dollars from China last year
Now this revenue could stop because China will not allow the purchase of American chips without permission
This will strengthen Huawei's chips further
Chinese companies will find out where local chips are weak — and they will improve them
Big picture:
America wanted China to continue buying old American chips.
China has turned the pressure back on America.
Now there are two paths:
Trump withdraws the decision
American chips will only enter China through bureaucracy and permits
Result:
The technology cold war has intensified again.
China has clearly stated: “We will not pay taxes, we will forge our own path.”
#usa #china $XRP
Only 48 hours later, China responded firmly.
China has established a new rule:
Now, any company in China wishing to purchase American chips must prove to the government that:
"Huawei's chips cannot meet our needs"
In other words, justification will be required.
This is not a tax — rather, it is a system of official permits.
Timeline:
December 8: Trump announced a 25% tax
December 9: China started imposing strict conditions on buyers
Who suffers from this?
Nvidia earned 12 billion dollars from China last year
Now this revenue could stop because China will not allow the purchase of American chips without permission
This will strengthen Huawei's chips further
Chinese companies will find out where local chips are weak — and they will improve them
Big picture:
America wanted China to continue buying old American chips.
China has turned the pressure back on America.
Now there are two paths:
Trump withdraws the decision
American chips will only enter China through bureaucracy and permits
Result:
The technology cold war has intensified again.
China has clearly stated: “We will not pay taxes, we will forge our own path.”
#usa #china $XRP
🚨 #breakingnews 🚨
🇨🇳🇺🇸 China is reportedly preparing to impose new restrictions on access to NVIDIA’s H200 chips, even after President Trump approved their sale to the country. This move signals rising technological tension as both nations continue to compete over advanced AI hardware and semiconductor dominance. The H200 chips, known for their high-performance capabilities, play a crucial role in AI development, making China’s potential restrictions a significant development for global markets. Investors, analysts, and the tech community are watching closely as the situation unfolds, anticipating possible impacts on supply chains, innovation, and geopolitical relations. 🚀
#TRUMP #china #NVDA #H200
🇨🇳🇺🇸 China is reportedly preparing to impose new restrictions on access to NVIDIA’s H200 chips, even after President Trump approved their sale to the country. This move signals rising technological tension as both nations continue to compete over advanced AI hardware and semiconductor dominance. The H200 chips, known for their high-performance capabilities, play a crucial role in AI development, making China’s potential restrictions a significant development for global markets. Investors, analysts, and the tech community are watching closely as the situation unfolds, anticipating possible impacts on supply chains, innovation, and geopolitical relations. 🚀
#TRUMP #china #NVDA #H200
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🇺🇸🇨🇳 Urgent: China restricts access to H200 chips from Nvidia despite export approval during Trump's era $PEPE
Reports indicate that China is moving to limit local access to Nvidia's H200 artificial intelligence accelerators, even though the chips had previously received export approval under policies dating back to the Trump administration. This move suggests that geopolitical tensions and concerns over self-reliant technological dependence continue to shape China's approach to advanced semiconductors. $ADA
According to sources, Chinese regulators are tightening oversight and control over the distribution and use of advanced artificial intelligence chips, citing national security, supply chain resilience, and strategic independence. This may affect Chinese technology companies that rely on advanced Nvidia hardware for training artificial intelligence models, cloud computing, and expanding data centers. $ZEC
This decision underscores the growing gap between export approvals on paper and actual market access in practice, highlighting how semiconductor technology remains a key battleground in U.S.-China relations. For Nvidia, this development presents new uncertainty regarding revenue growth in China, even as the products technically comply with U.S. export rules.
#TrumpTariffs #china #BTCVSGOLD
Reports indicate that China is moving to limit local access to Nvidia's H200 artificial intelligence accelerators, even though the chips had previously received export approval under policies dating back to the Trump administration. This move suggests that geopolitical tensions and concerns over self-reliant technological dependence continue to shape China's approach to advanced semiconductors. $ADA
According to sources, Chinese regulators are tightening oversight and control over the distribution and use of advanced artificial intelligence chips, citing national security, supply chain resilience, and strategic independence. This may affect Chinese technology companies that rely on advanced Nvidia hardware for training artificial intelligence models, cloud computing, and expanding data centers. $ZEC
This decision underscores the growing gap between export approvals on paper and actual market access in practice, highlighting how semiconductor technology remains a key battleground in U.S.-China relations. For Nvidia, this development presents new uncertainty regarding revenue growth in China, even as the products technically comply with U.S. export rules.
#TrumpTariffs #china #BTCVSGOLD
🚨 #breakingnews 🚨
🇨🇳🇺🇸 China is preparing to impose restrictions on access to NVIDIA's H200 chips, despite President Trump's approval for their sale.
Stay tuned for more updates. 🚀
#TRUMP #china #NVDA #H200
🇨🇳🇺🇸 China is preparing to impose restrictions on access to NVIDIA's H200 chips, despite President Trump's approval for their sale.
Stay tuned for more updates. 🚀
#TRUMP #china #NVDA #H200
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🇨🇳 CHINA, RACE TO THE IPO OF AI CHIPS AFTER THE MOORE THREADS BOOM 🇨🇳
The semiconductor sector in China is experiencing a new wave of euphoria. It all started with the lightning listing of Moore Threads, the startup dubbed the “Chinese Nvidia,” which saw a stock explosion of +425% on its debut day.
This result has rekindled retail investors’ interest in companies related to artificial intelligence and next-generation chips.
Riding this enthusiasm, the IPOs of MetaX and Onmicro — two Chinese chip manufacturers — are achieving extraordinary success.
Both operations are oversubscribed more than 3,000 times, a sign of overwhelming demand from the market.
Chinese investors, driven by the desire not to miss “the next big AI stock,” are pouring liquidity into local startups, perceived as future national champions in the sector.
This boom also reflects Beijing's strategy to strengthen technological self-sufficiency in response to U.S. restrictions on the export of advanced chips.
The attention of domestic capital towards AI companies is a clear signal: the race for global technological supremacy is not slowing down; rather, it is intensifying. In a context where chips have become the “new oil” of the digital economy, China seems determined to build its own tech giants.
And the market, for now, strongly believes in this bet.
#breakingnews #Semiconductors #china
The semiconductor sector in China is experiencing a new wave of euphoria. It all started with the lightning listing of Moore Threads, the startup dubbed the “Chinese Nvidia,” which saw a stock explosion of +425% on its debut day.
This result has rekindled retail investors’ interest in companies related to artificial intelligence and next-generation chips.
Riding this enthusiasm, the IPOs of MetaX and Onmicro — two Chinese chip manufacturers — are achieving extraordinary success.
Both operations are oversubscribed more than 3,000 times, a sign of overwhelming demand from the market.
Chinese investors, driven by the desire not to miss “the next big AI stock,” are pouring liquidity into local startups, perceived as future national champions in the sector.
This boom also reflects Beijing's strategy to strengthen technological self-sufficiency in response to U.S. restrictions on the export of advanced chips.
The attention of domestic capital towards AI companies is a clear signal: the race for global technological supremacy is not slowing down; rather, it is intensifying. In a context where chips have become the “new oil” of the digital economy, China seems determined to build its own tech giants.
And the market, for now, strongly believes in this bet.
#breakingnews #Semiconductors #china
🚨 JUST IN: U.S. GREENLIGHTS NVIDIA H200 CHIP EXPORTS TO CHINA
🇺🇸 The U.S. government will allow $NVDA H200 chips to be exported to China, according to Semafor.
$BTC
Key points:
• A major relaxation of previous tech export restrictions
• Boosts NVIDIA’s revenue potential in the Chinese market
• Signals a possible shift in U.S.-China tech relations$BNB
This could have significant implications for semis, AI, and global supply chains.$SOL
#Binanceholdermmt #CPIWatch #china
🇺🇸 The U.S. government will allow $NVDA H200 chips to be exported to China, according to Semafor.
$BTC
Key points:
• A major relaxation of previous tech export restrictions
• Boosts NVIDIA’s revenue potential in the Chinese market
• Signals a possible shift in U.S.-China tech relations$BNB
This could have significant implications for semis, AI, and global supply chains.$SOL
#Binanceholdermmt #CPIWatch #china
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🇺🇸🇨🇳 CHINA SAYS “NO” TO NVIDIA H200 CHIP: A NEW CHAPTER IN THE AI COLD WAR 🇨🇳🇺🇸
In a surprising geopolitical twist, Beijing has decided to impose restrictions on the import of NVIDIA’s H200 chips, just after Donald Trump had given the green light for their export to China.
Washington eases its grip, but it is China itself that pulls the brake.
The H200 represents NVIDIA's latest jewel in the field of artificial intelligence: ultra-fast chips, enhanced memory, and computing capabilities ideal for training advanced language models or powering military surveillance systems.
Giving it up is not a technical choice, but a political one.
Why should Beijing block such a strategic advantage?
Three reasons dominate the analysis:
👉 Technological sovereignty: reducing dependence on American semiconductors and pushing the development of “Made in China” chips.
👉 Strategic control: limiting the use of foreign technologies in the most sensitive or state-owned enterprises.
👉 Geopolitical calculation: sending a clear message to Washington – China is no longer playing defense.
This act marks a paradigm shift: the technological competition between the United States and China is no longer a simple reaction to sanctions, but a parallel race towards autonomy and dominance in AI.
Technological “decoupling” is not a future hypothesis.
It is already underway, and now accelerates from both shores of the Pacific.
#breakingnews #chip #NVIDIA #usa #china
In a surprising geopolitical twist, Beijing has decided to impose restrictions on the import of NVIDIA’s H200 chips, just after Donald Trump had given the green light for their export to China.
Washington eases its grip, but it is China itself that pulls the brake.
The H200 represents NVIDIA's latest jewel in the field of artificial intelligence: ultra-fast chips, enhanced memory, and computing capabilities ideal for training advanced language models or powering military surveillance systems.
Giving it up is not a technical choice, but a political one.
Why should Beijing block such a strategic advantage?
Three reasons dominate the analysis:
👉 Technological sovereignty: reducing dependence on American semiconductors and pushing the development of “Made in China” chips.
👉 Strategic control: limiting the use of foreign technologies in the most sensitive or state-owned enterprises.
👉 Geopolitical calculation: sending a clear message to Washington – China is no longer playing defense.
This act marks a paradigm shift: the technological competition between the United States and China is no longer a simple reaction to sanctions, but a parallel race towards autonomy and dominance in AI.
Technological “decoupling” is not a future hypothesis.
It is already underway, and now accelerates from both shores of the Pacific.
#breakingnews #chip #NVIDIA #usa #china
Binance BiBi:
Ciao! Ho verificato le informazioni per te. Le notizie sulla Cina che limita le importazioni di chip H200 di NVIDIA sono corrette, secondo recenti report. Questa mossa di Pechino mira a ridurre la dipendenza dalla tecnologia statunitense e a favorire i produttori di chip nazionali. Spero che questo aiuti
💥BREAKING:
🇨🇳 CHINA’S ANNUAL TRADE SURPLUS HITS A RECORD $1 TRILLION DESPITE ITS ONGOING TRADE WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES.
#china #US #UpdateAlert
🇨🇳 CHINA’S ANNUAL TRADE SURPLUS HITS A RECORD $1 TRILLION DESPITE ITS ONGOING TRADE WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES.
#china #US #UpdateAlert
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😳 CHINA is paying up to double for the #SILVER it buys in PERU… before it reaches the MARKET
Would you pay double for something if it were just "an investment"?
Obviously not.
China is doing something MUCH more serious:
✔ bringing the silver inside China
✔ refining it inside China
✔ controlling it inside China
Strategic translation:
💣 Preparing for dollar collapse
💣 Disruption of supply chains
💣 New geoeconomic war
When a nation pays ANY PRICE…
👉 it is not investing
👉 it is preparing for the inevitable
#china #Silver #market #BTC #Write2Earn $BNB
Would you pay double for something if it were just "an investment"?
Obviously not.
China is doing something MUCH more serious:
✔ bringing the silver inside China
✔ refining it inside China
✔ controlling it inside China
Strategic translation:
💣 Preparing for dollar collapse
💣 Disruption of supply chains
💣 New geoeconomic war
When a nation pays ANY PRICE…
👉 it is not investing
👉 it is preparing for the inevitable
#china #Silver #market #BTC #Write2Earn $BNB
🚨 UPDATE: China Implements New Semiconductor Approval Rules
After a brief 48-hour rally in Nvidia following Trump’s announcement, Beijing has responded with a new regulatory framework, according to the Financial Times.
Now, Chinese buyers must prove that domestic chips cannot meet their needs before purchasing U.S. semiconductors.
Key Points:
💡 Not a tax — this is a state-controlled licensing system.
📅 Timeline:
• Dec 8: Trump imposes 25% tariffs.
• Dec 9: China rolls out restrictions for buyers.
Impact:
• Reflects the H20 scandal: blocked sales, frozen export revenue, and delayed monthly orders.
• Nvidia earned $12B from China in FY2024, now trapped behind administrative barriers.
• The move flips semiconductor logic: the U.S. expects China to depend on old, high-cost tech; Beijing turns that dependence into leverage.
• Denied applications strengthen Huawei and accelerate domestic chip development.
• Black-market channels could surge, potentially exceeding $1B this year.
Dubbed the “Silicon Tax,” these measures show China will not simply comply with U.S. controls.
Next Steps:
Either Trump lifts restrictions, or U.S. chips must navigate a complex licensing system while China accelerates toward self-sufficiency in semiconductors — moves likely to shape the industry for the next decade.
#Nvidia #Semiconductors #China #USChina #TechNews
After a brief 48-hour rally in Nvidia following Trump’s announcement, Beijing has responded with a new regulatory framework, according to the Financial Times.
Now, Chinese buyers must prove that domestic chips cannot meet their needs before purchasing U.S. semiconductors.
Key Points:
💡 Not a tax — this is a state-controlled licensing system.
📅 Timeline:
• Dec 8: Trump imposes 25% tariffs.
• Dec 9: China rolls out restrictions for buyers.
Impact:
• Reflects the H20 scandal: blocked sales, frozen export revenue, and delayed monthly orders.
• Nvidia earned $12B from China in FY2024, now trapped behind administrative barriers.
• The move flips semiconductor logic: the U.S. expects China to depend on old, high-cost tech; Beijing turns that dependence into leverage.
• Denied applications strengthen Huawei and accelerate domestic chip development.
• Black-market channels could surge, potentially exceeding $1B this year.
Dubbed the “Silicon Tax,” these measures show China will not simply comply with U.S. controls.
Next Steps:
Either Trump lifts restrictions, or U.S. chips must navigate a complex licensing system while China accelerates toward self-sufficiency in semiconductors — moves likely to shape the industry for the next decade.
#Nvidia #Semiconductors #China #USChina #TechNews
🚨 JUST IN: 🇺🇸
Vivek Ramaswamy’s firm Strive is reportedly planning to raise $500 MILLION to buy even more Bitcoin.
The institutional floodgates are officially opening. 🚀🔥
$BTC
$LUNA
$PIPPIN
#BTCVSGOLD
#TrumpTariffs
#WriteToEarnUpgrade
#china
Vivek Ramaswamy’s firm Strive is reportedly planning to raise $500 MILLION to buy even more Bitcoin.
The institutional floodgates are officially opening. 🚀🔥
$BTC
$LUNA
$PIPPIN
#BTCVSGOLD
#TrumpTariffs
#WriteToEarnUpgrade
#china
🚨 JUST IN: China’s DeepSeek Using SMUGGLED NVIDIA Blackwell Chips
According to The Information, 🇨🇳 DeepSeek is secretly using smuggled $NVDA Blackwell GPUs to train its next-gen AI model — despite strict U.S. export controls. $XRP
These chips are among Nvidia’s most advanced AI accelerators, and China is officially banned from buying them.$ZEC
If true, this underscores:
• Massive demand for top-tier U.S. AI hardware
• China’s determination to stay competitive
• A growing gray market for restricted chips
$LINK
This story is developing… 🚨
#WriteToEarnUpgrade #china #BTCVSGOLD
According to The Information, 🇨🇳 DeepSeek is secretly using smuggled $NVDA Blackwell GPUs to train its next-gen AI model — despite strict U.S. export controls. $XRP
These chips are among Nvidia’s most advanced AI accelerators, and China is officially banned from buying them.$ZEC
If true, this underscores:
• Massive demand for top-tier U.S. AI hardware
• China’s determination to stay competitive
• A growing gray market for restricted chips
$LINK
This story is developing… 🚨
#WriteToEarnUpgrade #china #BTCVSGOLD
🇺🇸🇨🇳 BREAKING: China to Restrict Access to Nvidia’s H200 Chips Despite Trump-Era Export Approval$PEPE
China is reportedly moving to limit domestic access to Nvidia’s H200 AI accelerators, even though the chips were previously cleared for export approval under policies dating back to the Trump administration. The move signals that geopolitical tensions and technological self-reliance concerns are continuing to shape China’s approach to advanced semiconductors.$ADA
According to sources, Chinese regulators are tightening oversight and control over the distribution and usage of high-end AI chips, citing national security, supply chain resilience, and strategic independence. This could impact Chinese tech firms that rely on Nvidia’s cutting-edge hardware for AI model training, cloud computing, and data center expansion.$ZEC
The decision underscores the growing disconnect between export approvals on paper and actual market access in practice, and highlights how semiconductor technology remains a key battleground in U.S.–China relations. For Nvidia, the development introduces fresh uncertainty around revenue growth in China, even when products technically comply with U.S. export rules.
#TrumpTariffs #china #BTCVSGOLD
China is reportedly moving to limit domestic access to Nvidia’s H200 AI accelerators, even though the chips were previously cleared for export approval under policies dating back to the Trump administration. The move signals that geopolitical tensions and technological self-reliance concerns are continuing to shape China’s approach to advanced semiconductors.$ADA
According to sources, Chinese regulators are tightening oversight and control over the distribution and usage of high-end AI chips, citing national security, supply chain resilience, and strategic independence. This could impact Chinese tech firms that rely on Nvidia’s cutting-edge hardware for AI model training, cloud computing, and data center expansion.$ZEC
The decision underscores the growing disconnect between export approvals on paper and actual market access in practice, and highlights how semiconductor technology remains a key battleground in U.S.–China relations. For Nvidia, the development introduces fresh uncertainty around revenue growth in China, even when products technically comply with U.S. export rules.
#TrumpTariffs #china #BTCVSGOLD
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A U.S. decision shakes the artificial intelligence race
In a completely unexpected move… Washington agrees to allow Nvidia to export the giant H200 artificial intelligence chip to China. $BNB
#usa
💠 The H200 chip is considered one of the most powerful processors dedicated to generative artificial intelligence and high-performance computing — the same category that the largest companies in the world rely on to build their advanced models.
#usa
💠 The H200 chip is considered one of the most powerful processors dedicated to generative artificial intelligence and high-performance computing — the same category that the largest companies in the world rely on to build their advanced models.
China's 2026 Shift: Unlocking Global Crypto Billions.
Forget everything you know. A seismic shift is coming. China's next economic supercycle launches 2026-2028. This isn't speculation; it's a strategic roadmap to 2040. High-end manufacturing, AI, green tech, and digital governance will drive unprecedented growth. A new global power balance by 2030 will redefine markets. This isn't about old narratives. It's about a new era. Position now or get left behind. The window is closing fast.
This is not financial advice. Do your own research.
#China #MacroTrading #CryptoNews #FutureEconomy #MarketShift
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Forget everything you know. A seismic shift is coming. China's next economic supercycle launches 2026-2028. This isn't speculation; it's a strategic roadmap to 2040. High-end manufacturing, AI, green tech, and digital governance will drive unprecedented growth. A new global power balance by 2030 will redefine markets. This isn't about old narratives. It's about a new era. Position now or get left behind. The window is closing fast.
This is not financial advice. Do your own research.
#China #MacroTrading #CryptoNews #FutureEconomy #MarketShift
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🚨🇨🇳🇺🇸 AI UNDER EMBARGO: THE SECRET RACE OF DEEPSEEK AI BLACKWELL CHIPS 🇨🇳🇺🇸🚨
The Chinese startup DeepSeek, known for its next-generation AI models, has reportedly managed to obtain and use thousands of Nvidia Blackwell chips — despite the export ban imposed by the United States.
According to an investigation by The Information, the chips were allegedly smuggled into China through a complex shipping system in third countries, where the boards were disassembled and reimported as separate components. This case comes amid growing technological tension between Washington and Beijing, with U.S. authorities determined to limit Chinese access to the most advanced GPUs, crucial for training next-generation language models.
President Donald Trump has confirmed his intention to allow the sale of H200 chips to Chinese companies, but not the more sophisticated Blackwell chips, which are considered “strategic” for American leadership in artificial intelligence.
At the same time, the Department of Justice and the Department of Commerce have launched several investigations and arrests related to smuggling networks of Nvidia GPUs, signaling a growing challenge in export control.
For DeepSeek, access to these chips represents a key competitive advantage, but for Washington, it serves as a wake-up call regarding the risk that current restrictions may no longer be sufficient to curb the Chinese race in advanced AI.
#breakingnews #DeepSeek #NVIDIA #usa #china
The Chinese startup DeepSeek, known for its next-generation AI models, has reportedly managed to obtain and use thousands of Nvidia Blackwell chips — despite the export ban imposed by the United States.
According to an investigation by The Information, the chips were allegedly smuggled into China through a complex shipping system in third countries, where the boards were disassembled and reimported as separate components. This case comes amid growing technological tension between Washington and Beijing, with U.S. authorities determined to limit Chinese access to the most advanced GPUs, crucial for training next-generation language models.
President Donald Trump has confirmed his intention to allow the sale of H200 chips to Chinese companies, but not the more sophisticated Blackwell chips, which are considered “strategic” for American leadership in artificial intelligence.
At the same time, the Department of Justice and the Department of Commerce have launched several investigations and arrests related to smuggling networks of Nvidia GPUs, signaling a growing challenge in export control.
For DeepSeek, access to these chips represents a key competitive advantage, but for Washington, it serves as a wake-up call regarding the risk that current restrictions may no longer be sufficient to curb the Chinese race in advanced AI.
#breakingnews #DeepSeek #NVIDIA #usa #china
🤖 **ROBOT REVOLUTION: CHINA JUST DOMINATED 2024**
🇨🇳 **54% of all new global robot installations in 2024 were in China.**
That's **295,000 units** — a record-breaking surge according to the latest IFR World #Robotics report.
🌍 **Why It Matters Globally:**
- **Automation demand** is skyrocketing
- **Manufacturing & tech sectors** are accelerating digital transformation
- China isn't just participating — it's **leading the robotics wave**
**The robot revolution isn’t slowing down — it’s accelerating.**
Are you watching the automation and AI sectors right now?
#Robotics #Automation #China #Technology #AI #Innovation #Manufacturing #IFR #FutureTech #Robots
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$ZEN
$NIL
🇨🇳 **54% of all new global robot installations in 2024 were in China.**
That's **295,000 units** — a record-breaking surge according to the latest IFR World #Robotics report.
🌍 **Why It Matters Globally:**
- **Automation demand** is skyrocketing
- **Manufacturing & tech sectors** are accelerating digital transformation
- China isn't just participating — it's **leading the robotics wave**
**The robot revolution isn’t slowing down — it’s accelerating.**
Are you watching the automation and AI sectors right now?
#Robotics #Automation #China #Technology #AI #Innovation #Manufacturing #IFR #FutureTech #Robots
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$NIL
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Michael Saylor believes China will mirror the U.S. approach to Bitcoin
Worldwide Bitcoin adoption is rapidly gaining momentum as we move toward 2026 🔥
#Bitcoin
#MichaelSaylor
#USA
#China
Worldwide Bitcoin adoption is rapidly gaining momentum as we move toward 2026 🔥
#Bitcoin
#MichaelSaylor
#USA
#China
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