TechFlow News — On December 9, according to Bitcoin.com, David Bailey, Trump's campaign advisor and CEO of Bitcoin Magazine, revealed that four unnamed countries have already approved plans to establish strategic bitcoin reserves, accelerating the global race to amass bitcoin. Bailey stated that the concept of a "Bitcoin G7" is rapidly evolving from a joke into a serious discussion, with expectations that an international organization composed of nations holding the largest bitcoin reserves will emerge, potentially including both the United States and China.
Meanwhile, Max Keiser, advisor to El Salvadoran President Bukele, hinted that the Muslim world may soon make a significant announcement regarding the integration of bitcoin into oil trade settlement systems. While no country has officially announced such measures yet, the U.S. and Brazil have already begun developing legal frameworks for establishing strategic bitcoin reserves. Bailey emphasized: "The idea of bitcoin superpowers is powerful, but with bitcoin's finite supply, not every nation can become one."
