The president of Nankai University, Chen Yulu, pointed out in his keynote speech 'The Rise and Challenges of Cryptocurrency':

Against the backdrop of escalating global geopolitical turmoil, persistent high U.S. fiscal deficits, and a rapid increase in U.S. national debt, cryptocurrency assets, represented by Bitcoin, are receiving widespread attention. The U.S. government is accelerating the construction of a triadic 'digital dollar hegemony system' from three aspects: national strategic reserves, cryptocurrency legislation, and crypto-financial infrastructure, attempting to extend its global hegemony in the traditional financial sector into the digital economy era.

The total market value of crypto assets as a proportion of liquidity for the world's six major central banks (G6) has rapidly risen from less than 1% in 2009 to 12% by the end of 2024. In the mainstream market, the investment attributes of Bitcoin are transitioning from a niche risk asset to a mainstream asset class. The new Trump administration's proposal to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) further stimulates and strengthens this transition process.

A few days ago, while chatting with an old friend who works in a certain central office, we occasionally discussed the U.S. measures regarding Bitcoin. I was surprised by his awareness of policy trends and Bitcoin; it seems that the official and think tanks have a very clear understanding of the U.S. strategic intentions regarding crypto assets.

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