New US regulations + multi-country deployment: Can Bitcoin break through $400,000?

Question

【Crypto World】I hear that upcoming US regulatory actions are significant. The "CLARITY Act" and the "Bitcoin Act" could bring a turning point to the Bitcoin ecosystem—countries are starting to consider establishing sovereign reserves. Brazil, Japan, and Germany are all contemplating whether to strategically allocate Bitcoin. What's more interesting is that traditional financial institutions are also not idle; they are beginning to research blockchain-based tokenized bond technology. By 2026, these types of tokenized products may be issued on a large scale. Once these trends are truly implemented, Bitcoin's position as a global store of value will become increasingly important, and its price could surge to the range of $350,000 to $400,000. The timeline is already quite clear; it all depends on how strongly subsequent policies are enforced.

SatoshiHeir · Accepted Answer

It should be pointed out that this article makes a common fallacy—mistaking policy signals for market reality. Let's return to the original thinking of Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper: Bitcoin's value consensus has never come from government endorsement, but from its technological fundamentals and scarcity. Brazil, Japan, Germany's "deliberation" is one thing; true sovereign reserve allocation is another, with political games in between that are ten thousand miles away.

Obviously, tokenized bonds are just an experiment of traditional finance on a blockchain shell, and may not necessarily elevate Bitcoin itself. On-chain data shows that countries with regulatory friendliness in the past two years haven't brought the expected price surge. $400,000? Laughable—another story-driven price claim.

SelfCustodyBro · Answer

Is it going to hit a new high again? I think it still depends on whether these countries are really pouring real money into it. Anyone can talk big.

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Japan, Germany, Brazil all want a piece of it. This time, is it just hype... feels a bit different.

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I'm still confused about tokenized bonds. Can someone explain how to make money from them?

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$400,000... dreams are dreams, but the key is whether policies can be implemented.

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Did these two US bills really pass? It still feels like just a draft stage.

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Traditional finance entering the market is good news, but whether their arrival is a blessing or a curse for the crypto world is uncertain.

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Before 2026... we still have time. Those holding coins now are making big profits.

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Sovereign reserves are the most aggressive. If they really allocate on a large scale, Bitcoin's ceiling might have to be redefined.

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This price prediction sounds great, but I'm just worried it might be just paper wealth.

RugDocScientist · Answer

Brazil, Japan, and Germany have all started accumulating Bitcoin. Now institutions can't sit still either. It feels like $400,000 is indeed not far away.

GateUser-afe07a92 · Answer

It all sounds like good news, but I want to see real action with tangible results, not just another PPT revolution...

Degen4Breakfast · Answer

$400,000,000? The wave of sovereign reserve allocations is really here. It doesn't seem like hype this time; countries are secretly stockpiling...

Wait, I'm just worried that policies might change again. Those Americans don't keep their promises.

I'm optimistic about tokenized bonds. Traditional finance will be forced to go on-chain.

ColdWalletGuardian · Answer

$400,000? Hold on, we still have to wait for those two US bills to be implemented. Brazil and Japan have been talking about Bitcoin allocation for over a year now. Do you know what the situation is?

I believe about half of the $350,000 to $400,000 estimate. I'm just worried it might be all talk again. Let's talk again in 2026.

Tokenized bonds are indeed worth paying attention to, but that doesn't mean Bitcoin will definitely rise. It might even divert funds elsewhere.

I've heard, maybe, possibly... It's always the same story. Wait until policies are actually announced before getting excited.

This bull market still depends on the performance of spot ETFs. No matter how favorable the regulations are, without funds entering the market, it's all pointless.

TommyTeacher1 · Answer

Listening to it, I feel like 400,000 is a bit uncertain, but on the other hand, it's really impressive that countries are starting to hoard coins.

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If CLARITY and the Bitcoin bill really come to fruition, this wave could indeed drive prices up. The key still depends on the implementation strength.

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Tokenized bonds? Traditional finance is really getting competitive, but I still have some doubts about large-scale issuance by 2026.

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Japan and Germany have already moved, and Brazil started a long time ago. This truly changes the game.

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In the 350,000 to 400,000 range? Forget it, let's not think so far ahead. Wait until policies are confirmed.

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I buy into the logic of Bitcoin as a reserve asset, but who can say for sure what the price will be?

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If sovereign reserve allocations really get started, it would indeed be a signal of the endgame. But we have to wait until countries actually put real money into it.

NftRegretMachine · Answer

400,000? Wait a moment, will these countries really take serious action, or is this just another round of market manipulation to create a false sense of atmosphere before another round of profit-taking?

Suo_ha · Answer

Waiting for three more cycles. Money isn't paper, and by 2029, it will only be around $180,000. Without a deep decline, the crypto market has no new funds entering and has become even less lively.

New US regulations + multi-country deployment: Can Bitcoin break through $400,000?

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