美国等国家考虑将比特币纳入国家储备

最近，有关包括美国在内的多个国家考虑将比特币纳入其国家储备的讨论浮出水面。

As discussions regarding various nations considering the inclusion of Bitcoin in their national reserves continue to surface, the broader narrative seems to be unfolding. Recently, we reported on the pressures El Salvador is facing to limit Bitcoin usage, particularly from international financial bodies like the IMF and the World Bank.

随着有关各国考虑将比特币纳入其国家储备的讨论不断浮出水面，更广泛的叙述似乎正在展开。最近，我们报道了萨尔瓦多面临的限制比特币使用的压力，特别是来自国际货币基金组织和世界银行等国际金融机构的压力。

In light of these developments, Samson Mow, CEO of Jan3, shared his insights on the matter. As we reported on Crypto News Flash, Mow's remarks suggest a deeper context, hinting at traditional financial institutions viewing Bitcoin as a potential threat to the status quo of fiscal dependency and debt reliance among developing nations.

鉴于这些发展，Jan3 首席执行官 Samson Mow 分享了他对此事的见解。正如我们在 Crypto News Flash 上报道的那样，Mow 的言论暗示了更深层次的背景，暗示传统金融机构将比特币视为对发展中国家财政依赖和债务依赖现状的潜在威胁。

“After seeing this sort of anti-bitcoin pressure being exerted in El Salvador, you should understand that there are covert operations to subvert its adoption by nation-states.” – Samson Mow, CEO of Jan3

“在看到萨尔瓦多施加的这种反比特币压力之后，你应该明白，存在着秘密行动来破坏民族国家对比特币的采用。” – Jan3 首席执行官 Samson Mow

During a recent interaction with the Central Bank of Suriname, Mow highlighted the bank's initial interest in adding Bitcoin to its financial reserves. However, subsequent discussions with representatives from the World Bank reportedly stalled these plans. Mow's remarks suggest that this might be part of a broader effort to keep certain nations within a cycle of debt and dependency on traditional financial systems.

在最近与苏里南中央银行的互动中，缪强调了该银行最初有兴趣将比特币添加到其金融储备中。然而，据报道，随后与世界银行代表的讨论搁置了这些计划。缪先生的言论表明，这可能是让某些国家陷入债务和对传统金融体系依赖的更广泛努力的一部分。

The community on X responded vigorously to these developments. Users expressed strong support for El Salvador's pioneering move to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, viewing it as a crucial stand against traditional financial hegemony.

X 社区对这些进展做出了积极反应。用户对萨尔瓦多采用比特币作为法定货币的开创性举措表示强烈支持，认为这是反对传统金融霸权的重要立场。

After seeing this sort of overt anti-Bitcoin pressure being exerted on El Salvador, you should understand that there are covert operations to subvert nation-state #Bitcoin adoption too.

在看到萨尔瓦多受到这种公开的反比特币压力后，您应该明白，也存在颠覆民族国家#比特币采用的秘密行动。

As an example, @JAN3com made headway on discussions to have the Central Bank of Suriname add… https://t.co/HSyv6blLMi

例如，@JAN3com 在让苏里南中央银行添加……的讨论上取得了进展…… https://t.co/HSyv6blLMi

— Samson Mow (@Excellion) October 4, 2024

— Samson Mow (@Excellion) 2024 年 10 月 4 日

Meanwhile, the idea that more countries might include Bitcoin in their reserves is gaining traction. Notably, U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump mentioned the possibility of maintaining around 200,000 bitcoins as part of a strategic national reserve if elected in November. Additionally, U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis proposed legislation to establish a national Bitcoin reserve, highlighting the growing interest within political circles.

与此同时，更多国家可能将比特币纳入其储备的想法正在获得关注。值得注意的是，美国总统候选人唐纳德·特朗普提到，如果 11 月当选，将有可能保留约 20 万个比特币作为国家战略储备的一部分。此外，美国参议员辛西娅·卢米斯 (Cynthia Lummis) 提议立法建立国家比特币储备，凸显了政界日益增长的兴趣。

Despite these promising statements, critics like Saifedean Ammous, an advisor to the government of El Salvador, dismissed some of these promises as impractical. It's also worth noting that various countries already control a significant portion of Bitcoin’s supply, either through seizures from illegal activities or through national mining operations. Countries like Suriname and the United States continue to show interest in integrating Bitcoin into their national reserves, reflecting a potential shift towards broader acceptance of cryptocurrencies as a legitimate and strategic asset.

尽管有这些充满希望的声明，但萨尔瓦多政府顾问赛义德安·阿莫斯等批评者认为其中一些承诺不切实际。还值得注意的是，各个国家已经通过没收非法活动或通过国家采矿作业控制了很大一部分比特币供应。苏里南和美国等国家继续表现出将比特币纳入其国家储备的兴趣，这反映出加密货币作为合法和战略资产的潜在转变。