Currently, 20 U.S. states are pursuing Strategic Bitcoin Reserve legislation, but these local efforts could be overshadowed by the federal framework being advocated by Senator Cynthia Lummis. Bitcoin is emerging as a significant asset for retirement, characterized by its low inflation and inherent scarcity, which protects against inflation from central banks. Its verifiable ledger stands out against traditional assets like gold. The conversation surrounding Bitcoin, especially in governance, hinges on the critical nature of trust, with Bitcoin offering a resilient form of trust through its decentralized system, juxtaposing it against managed systems that often lack stability.
After 16 years of speculation and experimentation, Bitcoin is on the precipice of being recognized as a premier retirement asset, resistant to central planning.
The ultimate resource for human structure is trust, which Bitcoin symbolizes due to its verifiable ledger, contrasting with traditional forms of management.
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