The relationship between U.S. politics and digital assets has gained relevance in recent years, especially around public figures who generate debate about the future of the digital economy. The possibility that a government might consider including digital assets in its official reserves represents a significant shift in institutional perception. These types of discussions often influence market behavior and investor confidence, as they reflect an openness to new forms of value storage. Furthermore, the political and media debate regarding the adoption or rejection of these assets can impact regulation and technological development in the sector, setting global trends.
