🚨 Bitcoin News Roundup

U.S. to Buy 1 Million Bitcoins?

Big news from Washington: Senator Cynthia Lummis revealed that President Trump is backing her bill for the United States to purchase 1 million BTC over the next five years. That’s 200,000 Bitcoin annually.

With only 21 million BTC in existence, this would make the U.S. the largest sovereign Bitcoin holder, surpassing its gold dominance strategy. Some see this as bullish, while others worry about governments concentrating Bitcoin supply instead of individuals.

Do you like this move, or should Bitcoin stay in the hands of the people?

Japan’s Metaplanet Ramps Up

Meanwhile, in Japan, Metaplanet—often called the “Japanese MicroStrategy”—just added 5,419 BTC to its reserves, making it the fifth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder.

But there’s more: giants like Vanguard have quietly invested in Metaplanet’s stock. While some funds deny buying Bitcoin directly, they use proxies like Metaplanet to gain exposure. It’s the same playbook as BlackRock and State Street—control Bitcoin through ownership in companies holding massive stacks.

Deutsche Bank’s Bold Prediction

German powerhouse Deutsche Bank (with $650 billion under management) announced it believes all central banks will start accumulating Bitcoin this decade.

Why? While central banks promote CBDCs, the bank says the hidden strategy is to build Bitcoin reserves—potentially positioning BTC as a future world reserve currency.

But this raises concerns. Bitcoin was designed as money by the people, for the people, a decentralized revolution. If central banks control large portions, we risk returning control to the same institutions Bitcoin was meant to disrupt.

📊 Bitcoin Market Charts

On the charts, Bitcoin recently crashed to $112,000, one of the largest liquidation events in history. Many analysts believe Binance hot wallets were involved, selling massive amounts of BTC and ETH before the drop—possibly to liquidate over-leveraged longs.

But the long-term picture remains bullish:

• September closed green, historically a signal for multiple months of follow-up gains.

• October & November are usually strong bull market months.

• Analysts eye $120K as the next target, with long-term projections still pointing to $160K this cycle and potentially $1M per BTC within a decade.

So despite volatility, the bull market trend remains intact.

💡 Quote of the Day

"Strong people don’t put others down; they lift others up."

In the Bitcoin revolution, this means educating, empowering, and decentralizing—not letting centralized powers take back control.

✅ What’s your take on governments and banks buying Bitcoin? Is it bullish adoption, or does it go against Bitcoin’s core values?