#Trump100Days 🌍 Is Bitcoin an Economic Shield in the Midst of Protectionism?

In the last 100 days, the Trump administration has reinforced a stance of economic protectionism: 25% tariffs on several countries and a clear orientation towards monetary sovereignty.

The most surprising thing: the signing of an executive order to establish a Strategic Reserve of Bitcoin.

A strong signal that BTC is no longer seen just as a speculative asset, but as a possible geopolitical tool.

Now then… these policies, while seeking to protect the local economy, have also generated risk aversion in global markets, causing greater volatility in traditional and digital assets.

Are we facing a new era where governments adopt Bitcoin as protection against global instability?

Or do these measures only exacerbate international financial uncertainty?

My opinion: BTC could become a new pillar within state reserves, but the transition will be volatile.

What do you think? Are these policies an intelligent defense or a source of more instability?