US government unlikely to buy Bitcoin for strategic reserve, Bitget CEO says
The US government's Bitcoin reserve strategy limits market impact, maintaining price stability but curbing potential growth in state-held assets. The post US government unlikely to buy Bitcoin for strategic reserve, Bitg...
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