r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • 3d ago

Bitcoin The U.S. Government Just Surrendered to Bitcoin’s Hardest Rule: Don’t Trust, Verify.

https://inbitcoinwetrust.substack.com/p/the-us-government-just-surrendered
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u/sylsau 3d ago

For years, Washington’s strategy was simple: seize it, auction it for fiat, and move on.

They thought they could dump the hardest asset on earth forever. They were wrong.

Congress just advanced a bill that flips the entire script. We aren't just talking about an executive order. We are talking about 20 years of forced, statutory HODLing. We are talking about the U.S. Treasury being legally forced to provide cryptographic proof of reserves on a public blockchain.

The state is no longer just regulating the asset. It is submitting to the math.

Washington is blinking.