🚨 Breaking late-night news, note it down first.


Two rumors are rapidly circulating in the market:
First
Trump will sign a major executive order related to cryptocurrency at 2:30 PM Eastern Time.
The specific details have not been disclosed yet, but the timing and the keywords "executive order" are already enough to attract attention.
Second (even more explosive)
According to multiple sources, the US has seized approximately 600,000 BTC, with the source pointing to Venezuelan-related assets,
and — not for sale, but planning to directly include them in the US strategic Bitcoin reserves.
If this is true, what does it mean?
It means that at the national level, about 3% of the circulating Bitcoin supply is permanently locked away. Not an ETF, not custody, but "sovereign-level long-term holding."
This is no longer a matter of short-term gains or losses, but a structural change in Bitcoin’s positioning at the national asset level.
Of course, it must be emphasized:
This is still in the leak and rumor stage, with no official confirmation.
But if such a level of news is confirmed, the market’s pricing logic is likely to be recalculated.
If it’s truly as the rumors say, then there may only be one question left —
$BTC, can it still be viewed with the same perspective as before?
First observe, first remember, and don’t rush to draw conclusions.
This night is usually not simple.
#bitcoin #BTC #特朗普 #加密货币 #宏观观察
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Weisenvip
· 22h ago
Does Venezuela have that much BTC?
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