The biggest debate in the crypto world: why sell an asset with a limited supply?
🇺🇸 President Trump recalled that the U.S. government had previously sold tens of thousands of BTC that could be worth billions today.
His message? “Never sell your Bitcoin.” ₿
Bitcoin’s maximum supply is 21 million coins. The value of each BTC sold today could be very different in a few years—but no one knows what the future price will be.
The big question is whether governments will continue to view Bitcoin as an asset to sell or as a strategic reserve to hold.
One thing is certain: Bitcoin’s long-term story is built on scarcity, adoption, and conviction.
Would you hold on to your BTC for 10 years, or take profits along the way? 👀
$BTC
🇺🇸 President Trump recalled that the U.S. government had previously sold tens of thousands of BTC that could be worth billions today.
His message? “Never sell your Bitcoin.” ₿
Bitcoin’s maximum supply is 21 million coins. The value of each BTC sold today could be very different in a few years—but no one knows what the future price will be.
The big question is whether governments will continue to view Bitcoin as an asset to sell or as a strategic reserve to hold.
One thing is certain: Bitcoin’s long-term story is built on scarcity, adoption, and conviction.
Would you hold on to your BTC for 10 years, or take profits along the way? 👀
$BTC