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The U.S. accumulating Bitcoin is not a trend, it's a strategy!
Don't get me wrong, the U.S. Treasury Secretary announced the establishment of a Bitcoin reserve, and it is not that the government suddenly fell in love with blockchain, but rather a thorough strategic deployment.
Imagine this: The dollar hegemony has been at its peak for decades, but now debt is exploding, inflation is stubborn, and international competition is fierce. The Treasury knows that relying solely on the dollar may not be enough; it needs a "digital insurance." And Bitcoin is that insurance.
Bitcoin is scarce and globally liquid, akin to a modern version of "gold reserves." The only difference is that gold sits in a vault, while Bitcoin rests in a cold wallet. The finance minister's calculation is: it may not be used every day, but it must always be available as a trump card.
This wave of operations will affect global psychological warfare: other countries may also have to follow suit, otherwise in the future currency competition, everyone won't even have a ticket to enter. The United States is not following the trend, but is setting up a future financial game.