2026-01-08 06:50:53

#数字资产行情上升 $ZKP $STRAX $GUN Listen to what the US Treasury Secretary has to say about Bitcoin

Recently, there has been a significant signal: US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen revealed in a media interview that the US government has begun to establish a Bitcoin strategic reserve. Although they will not actively buy coins on the market for now, those confiscated Bitcoins will be kept and not sold.

This statement is quite intriguing against the backdrop of the current crypto market rebound. Incorporating Bitcoin into strategic assets at the national level was once considered a crazy idea by many, but now it seems to be turning into reality. The shift in government attitude often reflects the overall market trend—at least indicating that some policymakers are beginning to recognize the position of $BTC in the modern financial system.

Against this background, these cryptocurrencies also rebounded, which helps explain where the market's optimism comes from. However, the specific direction will still depend on how subsequent policies are implemented and the actual market response.

ZKP13,42%

STRAX3,25%

GUN-10,56%

BTC1,68%

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ChainComedian

· 01-09 17:29

The US Treasury Secretary is starting to hoard coins, the crypto world is really about to turn upside down. The government isn't selling Bitcoin? This is essentially an endorsement. Why does it feel like the whole world is quietly betting? Wait, does this imply that there are bigger moves ahead? It feels like the market has just begun.

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GasWaster

· 01-09 06:38

ngl the govt hodling btc is wild but like... what about bridge fees tho? those alts pumping while i'm stuck calculating gwei on every tx smh

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just_another_fish

· 01-08 07:13

Wait, the US government isn't selling Bitcoin? This is indirectly acknowledging that BTC has reserve value. Interesting. But I'm more concerned about how long this rebound can last, and whether the $ZKP group of coins can stabilize after following the rebound.

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-08 07:09

It's another news about the government hoarding coins. Theoretically, it should be positive, but I'll first test whether this logic has any pitfalls... The US says it won't sell confiscated coins, and this statement is indeed a bit interesting, but I don't know if the policy direction will change again next time, haha. The rebound driven by ZKP and similar trends is just for fun; until policies are implemented, it's all on paper wealth. Lu Ban No.7 is also under construction again.

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Frontrunner

· 01-08 07:08

The US government not selling seized Bitcoin? What does that mean... We all know it deep down. --- Honestly, without government endorsement, it's a completely different story. --- The narrative of strategic reserves sounds like it's just prolonging the life of the market. --- So the government is the biggest whale, and we retail investors are just riding along. --- Not selling but hoarding instead? Looks like they are starting to pay attention. Who knows how high these trend-following coins like ZKP can go. --- Policy adjustment signals are here, but the real rise still depends on market demand.

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NervousFingers

· 01-08 07:01

Is the US government no longer selling Bitcoin? Now even the officials are starting to hodl haha --- Seized coins are all hidden away, this is taking BTC as a real asset --- Once the Treasury Secretary said that, mainstream coins should rise... but could this be another signal of a pump and dump? --- National-level reserve recognition, it shows everything is clear... but retail investors are still guessing --- So the US government believes in Bitcoin more than I do? I need to increase my holdings --- Absolutely not selling... this statement is more impactful than any policy --- Wait, seized coins also count as strategic reserves? That logic is a bit extreme --- From banning to hoarding, this shift is really fast, it's hard to keep up --- GUN STRAX is rising along with the trend, but who can guarantee this isn't just a temporary hype? --- It seems the crypto world still has to wait for major capital and government recognition; retail investors simply don't have enough confidence

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token_therapist

· 01-08 07:01

The US government has started hoarding coins, what are we hesitating for here? --- Firmly not selling? This phrase makes me feel comfortable, but I just feel like it's too late. --- Basically, the government is optimistic, while retail investors are still debating whether to get on board. --- They keep the confiscated coins, this move is quite something. --- Let's wait until the policies are really implemented; right now, it's still in the signal stage. --- National-level recognition is different; this time, it feels like a big play. --- $BTC's status has completely changed—from illegal to strategic asset, just like that. --- Sounds great, but the real test is still ahead. --- With the Treasury Secretary saying that, I actually have more confidence in the long-term logic. --- It's that same "government attitude shift" narrative again. Why do I feel like I've heard it countless times? --- Not actively buying but firmly not selling—that's like giving the market a reassuring boost.

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