A significant policy shift is taking shape around U.S. government holdings of Bitcoin. Rather than liquidating its substantial digital asset reserves—something that occurred repeatedly in past years—there's now a stated commitment to maintain and grow these holdings. The underlying philosophy echoes what the crypto community has long advocated: a long-term conviction model where you don't sell your Bitcoin. This represents a notable departure from historical government behavior of offloading crypto assets, and instead aligns with the view that Bitcoin should be treated as strategic reserve rather than a liquidation opportunity. The move signals confidence in Bitcoin's value proposition and marks a potential turning point in how major institutions approach digital asset management.
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Deconstructionist
· 01-09 17:12
The government finally understands the essence of HODL—Bitcoin is not an ATM, brother.
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TokenSherpa
· 01-09 10:46
actually, if you examine the governance precedent here—and historically speaking, this is huge—the U.S. basically just adopted what we've been saying for years. hodl mentality finally hitting institutional level.
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UncommonNPC
· 01-06 22:53
The US government has finally learned to HODL, we've been saying this all along, oh my god
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ShadowStaker
· 01-06 22:53
ngl, took them long enough to figure out hodling beats panic selling... but let's see if they actually stick with it when volatility hits
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-06 22:50
Damn, has the U.S. government finally realized it? We've been saying HODL Bitcoin for ages.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 01-06 22:42
Haha, finally the day has come. The government has also started to hodl.
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The US government has finally come around. Bitcoin truly should be part of strategic reserves.
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This is outrageous. The ones who once sold off coins now have to learn to hold long-term. Irony, isn't it?
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We've been shouting for so many years, and finally someone is listening... It feels a bit like a dream, haha.
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With this policy shift, it seems the crypto market is about to take off, but we still need to see if they truly hold it long-term.
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Institutions are starting to play the hodl game. We retail investors entered too early.
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It turns out the government also believes Bitcoin is digital gold. Wow.
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Sounds good, but in the end, it's all about the price. Don't expect too much.
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From selling off to strategic reserves, this transformation is truly remarkable. Web3 has won.
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-06 22:23
Oh my God, finally the moment has arrived. Is the government also starting to hodl? But then again, this strategy should have been in place a long time ago.
A significant policy shift is taking shape around U.S. government holdings of Bitcoin. Rather than liquidating its substantial digital asset reserves—something that occurred repeatedly in past years—there's now a stated commitment to maintain and grow these holdings. The underlying philosophy echoes what the crypto community has long advocated: a long-term conviction model where you don't sell your Bitcoin. This represents a notable departure from historical government behavior of offloading crypto assets, and instead aligns with the view that Bitcoin should be treated as strategic reserve rather than a liquidation opportunity. The move signals confidence in Bitcoin's value proposition and marks a potential turning point in how major institutions approach digital asset management.