Just today, a major signal came from the UK: a new digital assets bill has officially brought cryptocurrencies into the “personal property” protection system.

This is not just a revision of the law, but also an acknowledgment of the value of the crypto market.

When a long-established financial powerhouse begins to use the law to safeguard property rights for digital assets, it means that the biggest legal barrier for institutional entry has been removed, and the mainstream adoption of $BTC is now an irreversible trend.

The "trump card" of sovereign nations
Against such a major trend, if we look at the holdings of global governments, the logic becomes even clearer.

Currently, the total amount of Bitcoin publicly held by governments worldwide is approaching 600,000. The United States (about 326,000) and China (about 190,000), although not publicly boasting about it, firmly occupy the top two spots. This “silent accumulation” is itself a powerful strategic endorsement.

Meanwhile, smaller countries like El Salvador and Bhutan are trying to build new national wealth reservoirs outside of the fiat system through mining and purchasing.

Future opportunities lie in “divergence”
As more countries treat Bitcoin as a Strategic Reserve, its circulating supply will become even more scarce.

For ordinary investors, every market correction is actually an opportunity to “pick up passengers in reverse.”

Sovereign nations are holding, legal frameworks are improving, and the long-term logic is rock solid. Therefore, there’s no need to panic in the face of short-term price drops. On the contrary, this is the best window for retail investors to execute dollar-cost averaging (DCA) and accumulate positions.

After all, standing in the same trench as the sovereign institutions is very likely the most successful investment strategy for the next decade!