最新报道:Could government reserves push Bitcoin past $1 million? Analysts suggest that if major economies like the U.S. or China allocate just 1% of their foreign reserves to Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency's price could skyrocket beyond $1 million due to the limited supply. With global foreign reserves totaling around $11 trillion, even a small allocation would create massive demand against Bitcoin's fixed 21 million cap. Experts argue such a move would legitimize Bitcoin as a reserve asset, mirroring gold's historical role. However, skeptics highlight regulatory hurdles and volatility concerns that may deter governments from adopting Bitcoin at scale. The debate continues as institutional interest grows.
币界网消息,财联社10月26日电,美国中央司令部表示,霍尔木 ...
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