Foreign Media: Trump's campaign advisor claims that four countries have approved strategic Bitcoin reserve plans
According to Bitcoin.com, BTC Inc. CEO and Trump campaign advisor David Bailey revealed that four countries have approved strategic Bitcoin reserve plans, but did not disclose the specific content of these measures or the names of the countries involved.
Bailey hinted that in the future there might be an organization of Bitcoin-holding nations, similar to traditional international organizations today like G7. Bailey emphasized that Bitcoin's scarcity and global demand will drive competition among nations for Bitcoin.
Although no country has officially announced related actions yet, both the United States and Brazil have begun advancing relevant regulations to lay a legal foundation for strategic Bitcoin reserves.
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