Quote from: yhiaali3 on August 05, 2025, 04:09:32 AM

For me, I can't believe the United States is innocent in anything it does to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. I understand their support for centralized stablecoins, but I don't trust their support for Bitcoin in its decentralized sense.

I believe Paul Atkins' statement: "America must do more than keep pace with the crypto asset revolution—we must lead it," emphasizing the phrase "we must lead it." Yes, this is the true intention of the United States. The doctrine of the United States is to be dominant and a leader in everything, and Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are no exception.

Trump has always been vocal about how he wants US to lead the charge. To be known as crypto capital of the world. They want to be the one leading the innovation and bitcoin is innovation. But the question is how much of bitcoin can they lead and control? I do not think there are much to be honest. They can impose regulations and policies but at the end of the day, my coin is my coin.