#战略储备 #比特币VS代币化黄金 #加密市场观察
Texas becomes the first state in the U.S. to use state funds to purchase Bitcoin
Texas officially announces:
It has bought $5 million worth of Bitcoin through BlackRock's IBIT ETF
Another $5 million will be converted to 'self-custody', meaning the state government may hold BTC directly, without relying on Wall Street custodians
This is the first time in U.S. history that a state government has engaged in Bitcoin entry, which carries strong symbolic significance.
The current Bitcoin market is in a correction period, and ETF funds are flowing out, but Texas has chosen to position itself against the trend.
The core reason is simple — they are not doing short-term trading but rather 'strategic reserves for decades'.
The Texas Blockchain Association stated:
'We are thinking in decades, not years.'
This means:
The state government treats BTC as a long-term reserve asset
Not chasing highs and cutting losses, but accumulating through market fear
Setting a precedent for other states in the U.S. to have 'government-level buyers'
(1) Bitcoin is rising from corporate assets to government reserve assets.
This is not a corporate action by MicroStrategy, but a change in national-level fiscal thinking.
With the first state, there will be a second, and a third.
(2) Texas's actions will accelerate the promotion of U.S. crypto policy.
Once state governments incorporate BTC into their fiscal assets, they will naturally promote:
More favorable crypto regulations
Clearer tax rules
More open mining and industrial policies
Stronger financial innovation attractiveness
This is a chain reaction at the policy level.
(3) Short-term market fluctuations are not important; the mid-to-long-term narrative is very strong.
Even if Bitcoin continues to correct to the 80k range, this type of 'government-level buying' will continuously enhance long-term support.
(4) For investors: This is a typical 'short-term chaos, long-term benefits'.
Government buying against the trend often represents a macro-level consensus on value, rather than speculation.

