Recently, interesting voices have emerged in the international political arena. The leader of a new political force publicly stated that their country should seriously consider establishing an official Bitcoin reserve plan and directly claimed that this方案 "is entirely feasible." This politician also incorporated this proposal into their campaign platform.

Why is there such confidence in Bitcoin as a national asset? He cited the example of a neighboring country—whose leader has already provided a practical case by implementing aggressive cryptocurrency policies. Besides asset allocation perspectives, this individual also emphasized the potential of blockchain technology in anti-corruption efforts. In his words, transparent and open ledgers can make public fund flows clear at a glance, which is highly beneficial for government integrity.

Interestingly, this topic has not been the first time raised domestically. Parliament has long organized relevant hearings to discuss whether cryptocurrencies should be included in the national fiscal reserve system. From a global perspective, an increasing number of policymakers are seriously examining the role of Bitcoin and blockchain in national financial strategies—this may signal a shift of cryptocurrencies from fringe assets to mainstream financial tools.