$HUMA $FOGO $MOVR U.S. Congress ups the ante! Confiscated Bitcoin must be forcibly locked up for 20 years; the Treasury may buy 1,000,000 BTC in 5 years ──────────────── The "nationalization" process of Bitcoin suddenly accelerated. On May 21, 2026, U.S. Representative officially introduced the “U.S. Reserve Modernization Act”: any Bitcoin obtained through confiscation must be forcibly locked up for up to 20 years by the government!
Congress has made its position clear—Bitcoin’s decentralization and limited scarcity are likened to gold reserves in modern history, and it should be turned into a "national treasury for the digital age."
How hardcore is the data? As of early 2026, the U.S. government has cumulatively held about 328,000 BTC—the highest known holding among sovereign entities globally—and this is just the starting point. Another “Bitcoin Act” is even more aggressive: it proposes that the Treasury purchase 1,000,000 BTC in stages over 5 years, about 4.8% of the total global supply!
Once implemented, Bitcoin will officially enter the lineup of national reserve assets, alongside the U.S. dollar and gold.
The global foreign exchange reserve structure will be reshaped.
But here’s the cold water: prior reserve plans based on executive orders were funded only by confiscations and fines, without allowing the Treasury’s real money to enter—on the day of signing, the crypto market also saw a sharp drop.
Between the bill and implementation lies a long game of chess. My view: locking up for 20 years is the biggest positive signal—it means government purchases become frozen immediately, selling pressure hits zero, and scarcity is institutionally locked in.
Tracking the bill’s momentum is the key variable that determines the ceiling for BTC’s valuation over the next decade.#日元跌破160创一个月新低 #纽约白银期货跌3% #嘉信理财拟新增SOLAVAXLINK交易