According to CNBC, recent reports suggest that China and some Middle Eastern countries are considering adopting a Bitcoin buying strategy. The potential move comes amid growing global interest in Bitcoin as a strategic asset. Coinbase CEO and Trump transition team advisor Brian Armstrong noted during a discussion ahead of a major summit that some Gulf countries are already considering BTC purchasing strategies. Additionally, there are indications that the Chinese government is exploring similar measures if the U.S. decides to implement a Bitcoin reserve plan.
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While no official BTC purchase plans have been announced by any government, the discussions highlight the digital asset’s growing role in geopolitical financial strategies. Once a dominant hub for Bitcoin mining, China has the infrastructure to rapidly resume mining operations by leveraging its hydroelectric resources. Some experts point out that BTC mining has previously been used as a tool by countries like Iran to evade economic sanctions. This raises questions about whether countries might want to accumulate Bitcoin as a hedge against economic instability or to gain strategic advantages in the global financial arena.
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