This year I have been thinking about a question: Trump globally supports BTC, institutions like BlackRock are buying frantically every day, what does the United States want to do with BTC? The core of BTC is Decentralization, while the United States belongs to centralized institutions, these two are inherently contradictory. Could it be that Trump is for faith? I don't believe it. Businessmen don't get up early without profit. I think he is planning a big game, a global capital confrontation. As US debt declines and the dollar weakens, he must find a suitable tool and have enough control before the economic crisis. Obviously, the encryption market is Trump's big chess move.

The United States has been actively embracing the encryption market this year. Why is that? Currently, the biggest problem in the United States is that its debt has reached 35 trillion, with foreign debt of 7 trillion, which is held by foreign governments and institutions. The high debt ratio is unsustainable, and the United States knows this better than anyone else.
However, at present, it is impossible to solve this problem by conventional means. This is their call to embrace the encryption market globally, then control the computing power through electrical resources, and control more coins through capital from Wall Street, BlackRock, and other institutions. When they have enough chips in their hands, it's time to wield the scythe.
First, make BTC the country's reserve. When other countries see that big brother recognizes BTC as the country's reserve fund and follow suit in Coin Hoarding, a global Consensus will be reached.
Step two pump up the coin price, let the world feel the power of the crypto market, feel its value.
Step three, the United States announces that it will repay its debt with BTC. Whether you want it or not, I have to have it because I don't have money, only BTC.
Once the fourth step of repaying external debts is almost completed, the market starts dumping. Wall Street controls the market, crazily dumping, forcing other regions to hand over their low-priced chips. In the fifth step, Wall Street will be notified to prepare for low-priced acquisitions.
Step six, find a suitable opportunity to re-narrate and hype, repeatedly driving up the currency until one day it is used up.
Overall, after this round of operations, the total amount of coin Holdings has not decreased, and all debts have been repaid. Finally, the financial crisis is completely dumped on small fries like Japan to clean up the mess.
This year, institutional investors have entered the bull market comprehensively. The market is not as simple as we thought. There is fierce competition among global capital, and retail investors are bound to suffer. What we need to do is to follow the cycle of speculation and cherish the chips in our hands. When the tide rises, the sedan chair will be lifted, and we just need to have a sip of soup.
[This story is purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events is purely coincidental.]