Just today, a significant signal has come from the UK: the new digital asset bill officially incorporates cryptocurrency into the "personal property" protection system.
This is not just a modification of legal texts, but also an acknowledgment of the value of the crypto market.
When established financial powers begin to defend the property rights of digital assets through law, it means that the greatest legal obstacles for institutional entry have been removed; the mainstreaming, represented by $BTC , is an irreversible trend.
With the national team's "trump card" in this major trend, we can see the holdings of governments worldwide more clearly.
Currently, the total publicly held Bitcoin by governments globally is nearing 600,000 coins. The United States (about 326,000 coins) and China (about 190,000 coins), although not publicly promoting it, firmly occupy the top two positions; this "silent accumulation" itself is a powerful strategic endorsement.
Countries like El Salvador and Bhutan, on the other hand, are trying to establish new national wealth reservoirs outside the fiat currency system through mining and purchasing.
Future opportunities lie in the "divergence" as countries view Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, further depleting its circulation.
For ordinary investors, every market correction now is actually an opportunity to "pick up passengers on the way back."
The national team holds, the law improves, and the long-term logic is as solid as a rock. Therefore, in the face of short-term price declines, there is no need to panic; instead, this is the best window period for retail investors to execute dollar-cost averaging (DCA) and accumulate positions.
After all, standing in the same trench as the national team is likely the investment strategy with the highest win rate over the next decade!
