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The President of the Swiss National Bank (SNB), Martin Schlegel, has rejected calls to add Bitcoin to the national reserves at this time, citing concerns about liquidity and price volatility.
He said that Bitcoin's liquidity is very good now, but could become questionable during a crisis, so they choose to hold Bitcoin indirectly through MicroStrategy, Tesla, and Marathon Digital (Mara) stocks.
It is worth noting that they have raised concerns about liquidity and price volatility, while in fact, Bitcoin is often sold off in large volumes during crises but is always absorbed by the market, and Bitcoin is currently less volatile than Tesla and MicroStrategy stocks.
If the SNB had allocated 1% of its portfolio to Bitcoin since 2015, its portfolio yield would have nearly doubled with a very small increase in volatility. 0 reply
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Bo Hines (CEO of Digital Assets for the Trump Campaign):
The US once owned nearly 400,000 BTC, but sold about half for just $370 million. If kept, that amount of BTC would now be worth ~$17 billion, showing the strategic importance of this asset.
Bo Hines emphasized that the US needs to accumulate as much Bitcoin as possible, as long as it is done in a budget-neutral way (without using taxpayer money).
An internal working group of agencies such as the Treasury and Commerce Departments is exploring various options for building a Bitcoin strategic reserve, like a "digital Fort Knox".
Bitcoin is viewed as digital gold, a commodity with an intrinsic store of value, not a security, and is in the long-term interests of the American people.
Bo Hines emphasized that this is the first time the US has a president who advocates strategic asset accumulation instead of dumping, and his team is confident in the plan and long-term vision for Bitcoin. 0 reply
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President Trump exempted new tariffs on cell phones, computers, chips and other electronic devices and components, including semiconductors, solar panels, high-definition television screens, flash drives, memory cards and solid-state drives (SSDs) used to store data. The exemption covers all countries, including China, which is a win for companies like Apple. CEO Tim Cook has repeatedly stressed that moving out of China or back to the US is not easy and cannot be done quickly. There has been no official statement from the White House. It is unclear whether the data here is just a temporary measure to facilitate companies to start moving factories, or if there is actually a new trade deal being negotiated between the US and China. 0 reply
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