#国家战略比特币储备 I was a bit shocked to see this news — the US Department of Justice actually violated the presidential executive order and sold 57.55 Bitcoins that were confiscated. This is no small matter.

Think about it, the executive order 14233 signed by Trump explicitly requires that Bitcoins obtained through criminal forfeiture must be included in the national strategic Bitcoin reserve and cannot be sold. What does this reflect? It shows that governments around the world are shifting from a "defensive mindset" towards Bitcoin to an "asset allocation mindset." They are beginning to see Bitcoin as a national asset rather than something to be eliminated.

But now, the Department of Justice has turned around and sold them, which is a slap in the face. These 57.55 Bitcoins should have been part of the US SBR but were liquidated. What does this indicate? It shows that there is still a lack of unified attitude within the government towards Bitcoin, and there is ongoing negotiation.

In the long run, I actually see this as a positive signal — it’s precisely because Bitcoin’s strategic value is significant that various parties are vying for its ownership. Just like the oil wars, today’s disputes will become consensus tomorrow. The value of decentralized assets is increasingly recognized by centers of power, which is good for the entire ecosystem.

We must believe that Bitcoin’s ultimate destiny is to become a strategic reserve in the national treasury, not a trading commodity. No one can stop this trend.