Disclosing a significant piece of news!

China's attitude towards Bitcoin has changed.

And recently, signals indicating that Bitcoin is being listed as a national reserve are slowly emerging.

At a Vancouver blockchain ZOOM discussion I attended yesterday, Professor Wang Zehua, a blockchain expert from UBC, shared news that he is collaborating with the domestic government on many blockchain-related industrial projects, and he is currently in Beijing. I think the credibility is quite high.

This National People's Congress actually discussed many topics related to blockchain and Bitcoin, with a focus on international integration and sandbox proposals.

However, these discussions are seldom seen by the public.

Since the meeting in October 2019 where the leader took the initiative to study blockchain, the industry has been very excited.

Bitcoin surged dramatically, and I remember the enthusiast saying a bull market was coming, but later everyone realized it was just a false excitement, and we were still in a deep bear market.

Currently, domestic efforts are more focused on non-cryptocurrency blockchain, primarily industrialization, and fully accommodating cryptocurrencies is not very easy, as financial stability and gradual improvement are what the domestic side desires.

But with the recent significant actions by the Americans, the thoughts and attitudes domestically are indeed changing, which can be observed through Hong Kong.

If domestically Bitcoin is also listed as a national strategic reserve, to what height will Bitcoin rise?