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LONDON, Sept. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- A total of 29,350 people around the world currently have $100 million or more in liquid investable assets, according to #2024百萬富翁報告 published today by wealth and investment migration advisory firm Henley & Partners.
The unique club has grown by 54% globally over the past decade, with the United States and China experiencing a millionaire boom that has significantly overtaken Europe. $CFX $FDUSD $NEIRO
#中國的崛起 is the most eye-catching. In the past 10 years, China's class population has increased by 108%, even more than #美國 , which has an 81% increase in the number of #超級富豪 in the same period. In contrast, growth in European millionaires has been weak, rising by just 26% over the past decade. #經濟日報
The unique club has grown by 54% globally over the past decade, with the United States and China experiencing a millionaire boom that has significantly overtaken Europe. $CFX $FDUSD $NEIRO
#中國的崛起 is the most eye-catching. In the past 10 years, China's class population has increased by 108%, even more than #美國 , which has an 81% increase in the number of #超級富豪 in the same period. In contrast, growth in European millionaires has been weak, rising by just 26% over the past decade. #經濟日報
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U.S. Senators Receive Over 2,200 Letters in Support of Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act
According to Odaily Planet Daily, in the past 48 hours, US senators received more than 2,200 letters asking them to jointly sponsor and support the "Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act" proposed by Cynthia Lummis. Among them, the Democratic Party received 1,333 letters, the Republican Party received 850 letters, and independents received 41 letters.
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Why is the U.S. Choosing to Include Bitcoin in Its Strategic Reserves?
#The U.S. choosing to include Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in its strategic reserves by 2025 may involve several deep-seated strategic and economic considerations — this is not a single policy action, but a significant shift involving the global financial landscape and sovereign asset layout.
🔍 1. Countering the Dollar Trust Crisis and Inflation Concerns
As the scale of U.S. debt continues to expand (potentially exceeding $35 trillion by 2025), investors are increasingly concerned about the long-term purchasing power of the dollar. The characteristics of Bitcoin as a 'hedge against inflation' are becoming more pronounced, and the U.S. government may start to view it as a strategic reserve tool akin to gold.
🔍 1. Countering the Dollar Trust Crisis and Inflation Concerns
As the scale of U.S. debt continues to expand (potentially exceeding $35 trillion by 2025), investors are increasingly concerned about the long-term purchasing power of the dollar. The characteristics of Bitcoin as a 'hedge against inflation' are becoming more pronounced, and the U.S. government may start to view it as a strategic reserve tool akin to gold.
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Which countries currently treat cryptocurrency as a strategic reserve?
As of March 14, 2025, a few countries have incorporated Bitcoin into their strategic reserves. Below are the known countries and their related situations:
1. Bhutan: Bhutan utilizes its domestic hydropower resources for Bitcoin mining and incorporates the acquired Bitcoin into national reserves.
2. El Salvador: Since 2021, El Salvador has designated Bitcoin as legal tender and is gradually accumulating Bitcoin as national reserves.
3. United States: In March 2025, the U.S. government announced plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, viewing it as 'digital gold' and likening it to 'digital Fort Knox.'
1. Bhutan: Bhutan utilizes its domestic hydropower resources for Bitcoin mining and incorporates the acquired Bitcoin into national reserves.
2. El Salvador: Since 2021, El Salvador has designated Bitcoin as legal tender and is gradually accumulating Bitcoin as national reserves.
3. United States: In March 2025, the U.S. government announced plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, viewing it as 'digital gold' and likening it to 'digital Fort Knox.'
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