BULLISH MACRO SIGNAL: BITCOIN HAS ENTERED STATE-LEVEL CONVERSATIONS
Something important just changed.
When a former U.S. president openly references Bitcoin in the context of a $35 trillion national debt, it doesn’t matter whether the idea is practical today or not. What matters is where the conversation is happening.
Bitcoin is no longer being discussed only as a trade, a hedge, or “digital gold.”
It’s being mentioned in the same breath as sovereign debt, reserves, and monetary strategy — arenas historically reserved for bonds and central banks.
That alone is a regime shift.
Markets don’t wait for execution. They move on narratives first. And the narrative evolving here is clear: decentralized assets are no longer fringe experiments — they’re becoming part of long-term financial imagination at the highest levels.
This has second-order effects across crypto. When Bitcoin gains macro legitimacy, capital doesn’t stop at one asset. It spills into ETH, SOL, and strong on-chain ecosystems as investors position for a broader re-pricing of digital infrastructure.
No policy has changed. No law was passed.
But perception did — and perception shapes decades.
