Coin Bureau: BTC will rise

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dump  seized coins and the price would take a hit. You   may remember last summer when Germany famously  paperhanded the local bottom, selling off its   BTC and giving us some ugly red candles in the  process. Same dump, different government. Well,   in the US, that overhang no longer exists. The  no sale mandate removes a major source of sell   pressure and replaces it with a vague imperative  to instead accumulate more BTC without spending   taxpayers money. So the federal diamond hands are  right up there with Michael sailors at this point.   And with the US now one of the biggest holders of  BTC on the planet, that's structurally bullish.   But there's a flip side. A huge portion of Bitcoin  circling supply is now controlled by a single   entity whose policy can change with an election or  a fiscal crisis. The current policy is retention,   but an executive order can easily be reversed.  A future decision to sell could have a massive   impact on the price and more importantly could  slam the door on Bitcoin's stint as a federally   recognized store of value. For now though,  the strategic Bitcoin reserve has 3 years of a   Trumpshaped runway. But many questions remain  unanswered.

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