Two big shifts make this clear. First, key U.S. officials are calling Bitcoin a strategic reserve asset—digital gold for the 21st century. Second, Bitcoin mining is being reframed—not as a drain on the grid, but as a building block for energy resilience and advanced computing.
To press his reasoning forward Zach Cohen also includes recent remarks from Lutnick, Bo Hines and Bitcoin Policy Institute’s Executive Director, Matthew Pines.
I too believe that we gonna see a race for Bitcoin reserves between nations and that's where we'll see a major shift towards Bitcoin Standard.
I know there is a bigger charm for thinking "Bitcoin = Individual Freedom". However I also think money isn't something that you spend your life upon hiding in a bunker trying to save it. If governments become more open about Bitcoin, we may see greater flexibility to use Bitcoin as MoE. Also, we as Bitcoiners need to rethink our opposition to government because governments are/will be required but it's the fiat currency that's need to be drowned.