#国会议员交易限制 Regarding rumors that the U.S. government may use tariff revenues to purchase Bitcoin, this proposal is indeed controversial and groundbreaking, but it needs to be rationally analyzed for its feasibility and potential impact from multiple perspectives. If true, it may reflect U.S. concerns about the long-term stability of the traditional dollar system (such as debt inflation and de-dollarization trends). Bitcoin, as a fixed-supply and decentralized asset, theoretically can hedge against fiat currency inflation risks. However, compared to mature reserve assets like gold, Bitcoin's volatility and acceptance by policymakers remain significant obstacles. This idea is essentially a bold experiment in 'weaponizing' Bitcoin; although it may briefly boost the crypto market, the legal, market, and geopolitical risks it faces far exceed the potential benefits, and it is more likely to remain at the level of political rhetoric. The real strategic value lies in revealing the increasingly complex interactions between the traditional financial system and digital assets, rather than the specific feasibility of operations.