$BTC Bitcoin (BTC) continues to be the centerpiece of the global crypto economy, and with moves like Arizona's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act and Abu Dhabi’s deep investment in crypto infrastructure, its role is being further legitimized not just by private investors but by governments as well.

What makes Bitcoin unique in these contexts is its decentralized nature—unlike stablecoins or CBDCs, BTC operates without central control, making it attractive as a hedge against inflation, currency devaluation, or geopolitical risk.

With institutional and now state-level adoption growing, Bitcoin could increasingly be seen not just as a speculative asset, but as a strategic reserve or “digital gold.”

Are you more bullish on Bitcoin’s future as a global reserve asset or as a decentralized transaction medium?