$BTC $ETH $SOL Recently, the economic and trade relations between China and the United States have warmed up, injecting new momentum into the inclusion of encrypted assets into the traditional financial system. New Hampshire became the first state to pass the "Bitcoin Reserve Bill," requiring the state treasury to allocate 5% of its reserves in Bitcoin. This policy innovation has prompted Texas, Florida, and other states to follow suit, marking the beginning of systematic layout of encrypted assets by sovereign funds.
Wall Street institutions are taking frequent actions: Coinbase's stock price surged 6% in a single week, MicroStrategy financed an additional 12,000 Bitcoins through convertible bonds, and BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF saw weekly net inflows as high as $1.5 billion, indicating that traditional capital is accelerating its entry. The derivatives market is evolving in parallel, with CME Bitcoin mining futures' open interest surpassing $5 billion, and mining companies are beginning to use this tool to hedge geopolitical policy risks.
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