No safety net. No taxpayer money. No rescue.
During a Senate hearing, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made it clear: the U.S. government cannot and will not bail out Bitcoin. According to NS3.AI, public funds are not allowed to buy or support crypto assets.
🏛️ What Exactly Did the Treasury Say?
Secretary Bessent clarified that public funds cannot be used to support or stabilize Bitcoin’s price. Unlike traditional banks or financial institutions, crypto assets do not qualify for government intervention when markets crash.
This reinforces a long-standing stance of the U.S. government:
Bitcoin is not backed by the state
Losses are not socialized
Profits and risks belong entirely to investors
What does this mean?
📉 If Bitcoin crashes — investors absorb the loss
📈 If Bitcoin pumps — investors keep the gains
This confirms one thing loud and clear: **Bitcoin stands alone.
For some, this is risky.
For others, this is the whole point of decentralization.
No bailouts. No control. No compromise.
💬 Is this bullish or bearish for Bitcoin long term?
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