The US government's stance on cryptocurrency policy is undergoing a noticeable shift. According to the latest public statements, the current core adjustments in US policy include three key points: first, to stop auctioning off government-seized Bitcoin and instead incorporate them into the national strategic reserve; second, this decision has been implemented through an executive order signed in January of this year; third, Congress is pushing forward with relevant legislation aimed at improving the regulatory framework for the crypto industry and attracting digital asset innovative companies to return to the US.

What does this series of policy signals imply? From the perspective of Bitcoin, increased government reserves mean further tightening of supply. From a market perspective, clear policy guidance may attract more institutions and projects to enter the US market. From an industry standpoint, increased regulatory transparency actually opens doors for compliant innovation. However, the actual effectiveness of these policies will need time to be verified.