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She believes the United States should hold Bitcoin in its strategic reserves. In her words, a Bitcoin reserve is not just about diversification. It’s about securing a geopolitical edge in an increasingly digital world. This idea might seem futuristic, but it’s gaining traction as global financial systems shift…
Senator Lummis: Bitcoin Holds the Key to Geopolitical Power
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