2026-01-10 19:34:38

Here's something worth paying attention to: governments worldwide are quietly becoming serious Bitcoin accumulators. The United States tops the list, primarily through seized assets, while China and the UK follow close behind with their own holdings.

But it's not just major powers anymore. El Salvador and Bhutan are taking it a step further—actively building Bitcoin positions through deliberate policy decisions and mining operations. This shift signals something bigger than speculation or trading trends. It's about national treasuries recognizing Bitcoin's role in modern sovereign wealth strategy.

What started as fringe interest has evolved into legitimate state-level asset allocation. These governments aren't treating Bitcoin as a passing fad; they're positioning it as part of long-term financial infrastructure. The message is clear: Bitcoin's becoming a meaningful player in how nations think about their reserves and economic independence.

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OfflineNewbie

· 21h ago

Government hoarding of coins is really happening, now us retail investors better hurry up --- Wait, what about the confiscated bitcoins in the US? When will they be released? So exhausting --- El Salvador and Bhutan are mining... I feel like other countries are starting to play, and we're still losing money --- NGL, what does this mean? Countries are all preparing for economic independence --- Adding BTC to sovereign wealth strategies... sounds like they're saying that what retail investors play with will become legitimate assets --- Laughing to death, I was still debating whether to add more to my position, and the government has started hoarding --- Basically, are central banks in different countries quietly getting on board? Then I have nothing to be jealous of

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LiquidatedDreams

· 21h ago

Nah, now countries are secretly stockpiling BTC, and retail investors are still hesitating over whether to buy the dip. The governments are taking serious actions, so what is there to hesitate about... Wait, what will happen to the coins confiscated by the U.S. in the end? Will they cause a dump? El Salvador truly is an internet nation, more aggressive than anyone else. So, the logic of holding long-term has become even more solid. Many countries are building positions, while retail investors are still watching the K-line chart... Something's not right.

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MetaLord420

· 21h ago

ngl The fact that governments around the world are疯狂囤比特币 (crazy hoarding Bitcoin)确实得警醒...感觉现在不买都对不起自己啊哈哈 --- Wait, does the Bitcoin seized by the US also count? That’s basically forced... On the other hand, El Salvador is the real狠 (tough) --- I love the concept of sovereignty wealth strategy, finally someone explained this clearly --- Even at the national level, people are布局 (laying out) and some still say it’s a bubble? Truly... --- I hadn’t paid attention to Bhutan’s mining before, but it seems small countries are actually more aggressive --- From being non-mainstream to becoming national asset allocation, this shift is happening so fast it’s a bit frightening... --- Basically, countries around the world are playing the same game, seeing who hoards the most

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rekt_but_resilient

· 21h ago

Wait, are governments around the world really secretly hoarding Bitcoin? Now even the United States has to acknowledge BTC's position.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 21h ago

NGL, now even the government is stockpiling Bitcoin, and we retail investors are still hesitating... Wait, are those confiscated in the US? That logic is just ridiculous haha. El Salvador's move was indeed bold, really putting the nation's fate on the line. A government-level action, this time it's different, feels like the wind is changing. Bitcoin changing from an outsider asset to a national asset, the reversal is happening really fast. Sovereign wealth funds are starting to allocate, this signal is clear enough... And some say it's just hype? Come on, this is a policy-level matter, okay? Bhutan's mining isn't for short-term gains, they're really playing the long game. The government has started accumulating, retail investors are still selling at the bottom, truly incredible. This is the strongest endorsement, more effective than any KOL.

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