It's quite interesting to hear Trump speak: The federal government is already one of the largest holders of Bitcoin. It has acquired up to 200,000 Bitcoins through civil law and various other laws, as well as enforcement actions. These existing assets will form the basis of new reserves. Unfortunately, in recent years, during Biden's administration, most of the BTC was sold. From today, the United States will adhere to very clear principles: never sell your Bitcoin. The Treasury and the Commerce Department will also explore new ways to accumulate additional Bitcoin reserves, provided that taxpayers do not incur any costs. We do not want taxpayers to pay anything. The government is currently setting up a list of crypto assets, and the held crypto assets will be stored in a new U.S. digital asset vault and managed properly. I also want to express my strong support for the efforts of lawmakers and Congress, as they are drafting legislation to provide regulatory certainty for dollar stablecoins and the digital asset market. They are working very hard on this. This is a tremendous opportunity for economic growth and innovation in our financial sector.

The implication (don't sell, and I won't buy; whatever the previous news was, it was what it was; how many people, upon hearing you say not to sell your BTC, went long at 88,000?)

Talking about the present is like saying nothing, 6666, it still has to be Trump! #白宫首届加密货币峰会