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Nic Carter: Bitcoin has been officially recognized by the U.S. government, other cryptocurrencies have not yet received this treatment

Nic Carter: Bitcoin has been officially recognized by the U.S. government, other cryptocurrencies have not yet received this treatment

Bitget2025/03/07 06:43
Odaily Planet Daily reports that the White House AI and Crypto Director, David Sacks, retweeted a post by Nic Carter, partner at Castle Island Ventures. Nic Carter stated that Trump's signing of the executive order for U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserves indicates:
1. Trump has fulfilled his campaign promise;
2. There is a clear difference between Bitcoin reserves and altcoin reserves;
3. Bitcoin has received official recognition from the U.S government, but other cryptocurrencies have not yet received equal treatment;
4. There is no need to spend taxpayers' money to buy Bitcoin, so there may not be strong opposition;
5. In the future, purchases of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies may be handled by Congress, which would only make sense.
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