$RAVE It seems like the market maker doesn't want to push the price up anymore, even though they still hold so many chips, they don't want them either? I'm currently very conflicted about my short position, should I hold on? Even if it drops further, there's not much profit left, but I'm also worried about being suddenly reversed and squeezed by the market maker; Should I close it? But I feel like the market maker is dumping chips, and there's a high chance they'll crash it later, afraid of missing the last wave. Looking at the position data, the top two addresses hold almost 60% of the chips, and it's clear they're offloading, but I'm also worried this is a trap to shake out the weak hands. Should I withdraw or not? #BTC大会闭幕：去中心化叙事之争 $BTC $DOGE ​​​​

#TreasuryYieldBreaks5PercentCryptoUnderPressure 🏛️ The Current State of Play (May 2026) As of right now, the U.S. government is indeed the world's largest sovereign holder, with an estimated 328,372 BTC (valued at roughly $25.4 billion based on current prices of around $77,350). The Foundation: President Trump’s March 2025 Executive Order officially ended the era of the U.S. "dumping" seized Bitcoin. Instead, it mandated that all civil and criminal forfeitures be consolidated into a permanent reserve. The Pivot: We are currently moving from passive holding (keeping what we seized) to active accumulation (buying more). ⚡ The "ARMA" Breakthrough: What’s New? You mentioned the ARMA bill, and that is exactly where the eyes of the market are fixed this week. 📜 From BITCOIN Act to ARMA Lawmakers, led by Senator Cynthia Lummis and Representative Nick Begich, recently rebranded the "BITCOIN Act" as the American Reserves Modernization Act (ARMA). The Goal: Codify the reserve into federal law so it cannot be easily undone by a future administration. The "Million BTC" Plan: The bill proposes a "budget-neutral" strategy to acquire 1 million BTC over five years—roughly 5% of the total global supply. 📢 The "Big Announcement" At the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas just days ago (late April), White House advisor Patrick Witt teased a "major announcement" coming in the next few weeks. The administration is reportedly close to a breakthrough on the legal "machinations" required to start purchasing BTC on the open market without triggering taxpayer outrage. 📉 Market Context: The "May 2026" Reality While the narrative is bullish, the price action has been a rollercoaster. After hitting highs near $95,000 in early January 2026, Bitcoin saw a significant correction, sliding down to the $65k–$77k range throughout the spring. Peer Insight: While the "Supply Shock" you mentioned is the long-term theory, the current market is actually in a "wait-and-see" mode. If the ARMA bill hits a snag in the Senate Banking Committee (where Chairman Tim Scott is currently juggling it alongside the CLARITY Act), we might see more volatility before that "sovereign adoption era" truly takes off. 🏁 The Global Domino Effect It’s already happening. We are seeing reports of several U.S. states and even a few smaller nations initiating their own "Digital Asset Stockpiles" to keep pace with Washington. The real question for 2026: If the U.S. officially becomes a "buyer of last resort" for Bitcoin, does the concept of a "bear market" even exist anymore, or do we just have "accumulation windows" for central banks?

$RAVE Ever since Rave was taken down, you can clearly feel that the dog whales don’t want to stir up trouble anymore. It’s got no point. Even pumps are also being investigated. Following this logic, I think the one that should be investigated isn’t Bitcoin? The one that should be caught isn’t Satoshi Nakamoto? Satoshi Nakamoto, you’ve hoarded so many Bitcoins and you don’t sell—are you planning to pump the price and then dump? #美伊持续封锁：油价创四年新高 $BTC $DOGE ​​​​