Quote from: Salahmu on Today at 04:20:55 PM

Quote from: stadus on May 04, 2025, 10:59:14 PM

With all this talk about national reserves, that idea basically means governments would be buying Bitcoin which means they could become even bigger players than institutional investors, since they have access to public resources.

They could buy as much as they want, and if multiple countries start doing this, they’ll end up owning a huge piece of the pie.

Now the question is -- is that really what we want to see?

And more importantly, will ordinary people still benefit from it?

To see countries buying Bitcoin is what we want because buying is part of the price appreciation key, however based the fact that government have everything in terms of finance they would be the biggest from the unit of Bitcoin they would have because only on investment there would be a special budget for it. However Bitcoin is an asset that doesn't get try irrespective of how much institutional and government will invest on it those who do not invest like them will still be very favourable in the market because the profit comes to everyone so long as they have invested.

We will be heading there in the long run, once bitcoin will be adopted globally. Expect that a lot of countries will silently accumulate bitcoin as much as they could. And we don’t have control over that. The important key here, at least we also bought a good amount of bitcoin so that we can maximize our benefits whenever bitcoin price starts to paid off. After all, bitcoin offers equal opportunities for all, the more we store bitcoin, the bigger returns it will provide for us.