Despite its strict ban on cryptocurrencies, China is now just 4,012 Bitcoin away from surpassing the United States to become the world’s largest government holder of Bitcoin. This highlights a growing gap between public policy and strategic reality, showing that Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a geopolitical and financial asset rather than just a speculative one.
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Despite its strict ban on cryptocurrencies, China is now just 4,012 Bitcoin away from surpassing the United States to become the world’s largest government holder of Bitcoin. This highlights a growing gap between public policy and strategic reality, showing that Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a geopolitical and financial asset rather than just a speculative one.
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