Nation-State FOMO Is Real—and Bitcoin Is at the Center of It All.

What if I told you the next global financial shift is already in motion—and most people don’t even see it coming?

Here’s why: A new bill, S.4912, is making waves in the U.S. Congress, aiming to establish a United States Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. This isn’t just theoretical; it’s a seismic shift already in motion, with the potential to alter the global financial system as we know it.

The Backstory

In 2021, El Salvador made history as the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. Critics laughed. But fast forward, and they’re on the brink of using Bitcoin’s rise in value to clear their IMF debts.

Now, the U.S. might take it even further.

The proposed bill mandates the U.S. government to acquire 1 million Bitcoin over five years. This would establish Bitcoin alongside gold in the country’s strategic reserves, effectively laying the foundation for Bitcoin’s role as a critical financial asset.

Here’s what happens next:

If the U.S. jumps in, global FOMO kicks in. Countries will race to secure their slice of Bitcoin’s limited 21-million supply.

(Remember: Bitcoin’s supply doesn’t grow—it’s fixed.)

History shows us the power of first-mover advantage. From the space race to the nuclear arms race, competition pushes players to act quickly and decisively. The same dynamics apply here, except the stakes are control over the future of money.

A Fixed Supply Meets Explosive Demand

• Approximately 164,000 Bitcoin are mined annually.
• The U.S. alone plans to purchase 200,000 Bitcoin per year under S.4912.
• One private company, MicroStrategy, aims to acquire 175,000 Bitcoin annually.

Together, these two entities alone would need 375,000 Bitcoin annually—more than double the current yearly supply.

What happens when nation-states enter the mix?

Prices? Well, "skyrocketing" might be an understatement.

How to Prepare

Whether you’re a Bitcoin enthusiast or a skeptic, now is the time to consider your position:

1. Start small, stay consistent. Dollar-cost averaging is your friend.
2. Learn the fundamentals. Bitcoin isn’t just an investment; it’s a new financial paradigm. Understand the basics of Bitcoin and its role in the evolving financial landscape.
3. Protect your assets. Whether it’s self-custody or ETFs, find what works for you.

Bitcoin isn’t just about gains—it’s about reshaping global financial power. It's about participating in a transformative moment in history, one that could redefine global wealth and power structures.

The Big Picture

Bitcoin’s price could climb anywhere from $96,000 to $584,000 by the end of 2025, depending on the intensity of institutional and sovereign adoption.

If nation-states start racing into Bitcoin, will you be ready to participate—or left on the sidelines?

After all, as Satoshi Nakamoto said: "It might make sense to get some… in case it catches on."

This isn’t just about making money; it’s about preparing for the future. Let’s build it together.

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