If the United States implements a nationalization strategy, Bitcoin will soar. Will the U.S. nationalize 582,000 Bitcoins? Top analysts reveal the scenario of Bitcoin's 'moon landing'. A new post by on-chain analyst Willy Woo has gone viral on social media, exploring what would happen if the U.S. government nationalized Strategy. The amount of Bitcoin currently held exceeds the Bitcoin holdings of almost all countries on Earth. Woo believes that this move is not only a strategic asset operation but could also be a triggering factor for soaring Bitcoin prices. With 582,000 BTC (worth over $63.8 billion), Strategy has indeed become a proxy for Bitcoin reserves, with more than half of its $109 billion market cap directly related to its BTC holdings. Woo states that if the government acquires MSTR, it must offer shareholders an exchange rate similar to past nationalizations, such as with gold. These shareholders are mostly Bitcoin investors who are likely to accept this expenditure and purchase more Bitcoin on the open market, thereby creating new demand. The core of Woo’s argument lies in capital rotation. So far, many purchases by Strategy have come from existing Bitcoin holders converting to MSTR shares. This means that the amount of fiat currency entering the ecosystem through these transactions is very small. Government subsidies, however, would completely change the situation. It would inject a significant amount of new dollars into the market, and this cash would quickly flow back into Bitcoin. The increase in liquidity could mean rising prices. In addition to market reactions, there is a macro-financial perspective: this would allow the U.S. to acquire a vast amount of Bitcoin without disrupting the market. Instead of making large purchases of Bitcoin (which would certainly change the price), the government could intervene through equity, locking in exposure at fixed rates while possibly triggering a market response. In fact, nationalizing MSTR means quietly buying falling stocks while others chase the rise.