Analysts Gautam Chhugani, Mahika Sapra, and Sanskar Chindalia from Bernstein note in their latest memo that the US is gradually taking a dominant position in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency sector, expected to become a “bitcoin mining superpower.” This prediction is based on multiple factors including the country's potential in energy supply, technological innovation, and policy orientation. Meanwhile, they also mention that the regulatory stance of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler may shift from criticism of the industry to a more crypto-friendly approach, which would bring a more open and stable environment for the crypto market. Furthermore, it is anticipated that the US will introduce a stablecoin framework aimed at making the digital dollar a global standard, promoting convenience and efficiency in cross-border payments. It is noteworthy that the US government does not plan to sell its approximately 213,246 bitcoin assets but views them as the cornerstone of a 'national strategic bitcoin reserve,' highlighting the long-term strategic importance the US places on crypto assets.