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Bitcoin as a Political Tool, Not a Financial Asset Hayes begins by questioning the true value of Bitcoin for the U.S. government, particularly within the existing global economic framework. He argues that Bitcoin, in its essence, is just another financial asset. While many in the crypto community revere Bitcoin as the “hardest money ever known,” Hayes points out that the motivations behind its accumulation by governments are not financial. Governments stockpile assets primarily for political gain, and Hayes suggests that Bitcoin, while lauded in the crypto community, has little to offer in terms of strategic value for political leaders. Assuming that U.S. President Donald Trump successfully creates a BSR, Hayes suggests a scenario where the U.S. government purchases one million Bitcoins, as proposed by Senator Lummis. Hayes writes, “Boom! The price goes nuts. Then, the buying concludes, and the up-only trend channel stops.” Hayes acknowledges the short-term price surge, but he warns that the excitement will likely be short-lived as the market stabilizes once the buying spree ends. Hayes raises the possibility of a change in leadership by 2028, with the Democrats gaining control. In such a scenario, the elected government could easily sell off the accumulated Bitcoin for political reasons. This could lead to fear in the market, as investors would worry about when and how the government might sell the Bitcoin from its reserve.

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