Bitcoin Reserve Bill Could End Cryptocurrency’s Half-Life. How different is this four-year cycle? With speculation growing that new President Donald Trump will sign an executive order mandating a Bitcoin reserve on day one, or pass legislation to create a reserve during his term, many are wondering what the move could be. Will it lead to a cryptocurrency supercycle? Since Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced the Bitcoin Reserve Act earlier this year, states like Texas and Pennsylvania have introduced similar proposals. Russia, Thailand, and Germany are considering their own proposals, and the pressure is mounting. If governments compete to protect their Bitcoin reserves, will we see a four-year cycle in cryptocurrency prices (often referred to as Bitcoin halvings)?Iliya Kalchev, an analyst at cryptocurrency exchange Nexo, believes that “the Bitcoin Reserve Act could be a turning point for Bitcoin, signaling its ‘acceptance as a legitimate global financial instrument. ” ” Every Bitcoin revolution has a narrative that tries to push the idea that “this revolution is different.” Things haven’t gotten any better. The cryptocurrency space has yet to have a pro-crypto US president who controls the Senate and Congress” Lummis’ proposed Bitcoin Act of 2024 would allow the U.S. government to use BitcoinBitcoins Stocks fall $98,275 Collect 1 million Bitcoins by buying 200,000 BTC per year for five years and holding them for at least 20 years as a reserve asset in their place. Strike founder and CEO Jack Mallers believes Trump has “the ability to use an executive order to buy Bitcoin in one day,” though he cautioned that it would not be the same as buying 1 million Bitcoins. Dennis Porter, co-founder of the Satoshi Action Fund, a non-profit organization that supports U.S. pro-Bitcoin policy bills, also believes that Trump’s investigation into Bitcoin’s strategic reserve in an executive order. So far, the Trump administration has not directly confirmed the claims about the executive order, but when Trump was asked on CNBC whether the US would create a BTC reserve similar to oil reserves (which would be legal), he replied: “Yes, I think so. Yes.” BREAKING: Ohio Lawmakers Pass Bitcoin Reserve Bill, Allowing States to Buy Bitcoin However, executive orders are not permanent because they can be overturned by future presidents. The only way to ensure long-term stability for strategic Bitcoin reserves is to pass legislation with majority support. With Republicans in control of the House and holding a slim majority in the Senate, Bitcoin advocates on Trump’s team have a strong base to push through Lummis’ bill. However, a handful of Republican supporters could veto the bill amid growing anger over the government’s handover of government assets to Bitcoin supporters. ‘Stop comparing this cycle to the previous cycle ‘ Earlier this month, Alex Krüger, an economist and founder of digital asset advisory firm Asgard Markets, said the poll results made him believe “Bitcoin is in a supercycle.” He believes Bitcoin’s unique situation can be compared to that of gold, when former US President Richard Nixon took the United States off the gold standard, ending the Bretton Woods system, and the price of Bitcoin went from $35 per ounce in 1971 to $850 in 1981. Kruger did not rule out the possibility that Bitcoin could experience a market crash similar to previous crashes. However, he urged crypto investors to “stop comparing this crash to previous crashes” because this time is different. Trump’s actions so far are a sure sign that good governance will continue to advance. He nominated Paul Atkins to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission after Gary Gensler resigned. He also nominated pro-cryptocurrency Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary, and he appointed former PayPal CEO David Sacks as intelligence and cryptocurrency czar, responsible for dealing with the cryptocurrency industry. The supercycle theory is not very productive However, the “this cycle is different” theme has been present in all Bitcoin bull runs in the past, always supported by stories of global adoption. During the 2013-2014 bull market, the supercycle theory was supported by the idea that Bitcoin would gain global attention as an alternative to fiat currencies. In the 2017-2018 cycle, the rapid price appreciation was seen as a sign of mainstream adoption and the beginning of mainstream acceptance of Bitcoin, and corporate interest is growing. In the 2020-2021 cycle, technology companies such as MicroStrategy, Square, and Tesla will enter the Bitcoin market, believing that many technology-related companies will follow. However, in each cycle, the supercycle narrative failed to materialize, ultimately causing prices to collapse and eliminating its supporters as they entered a bear market. Su Zhu, co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, is a prominent proponent of the 2021 supercycle theory. He believes that the cryptocurrency market will remain in a bull market without a bear market, and that Bitcoin will eventually reach a peak of $5 trillion. 3AC of course borrowed money, as if the supercycle theory was true, and was eventually liquidated, the cryptocurrency’s market cap dropping by almost 50% after the news broke, a collapse that saw providers including Voyager Digital, Genesis Trading, and BlockFi go bankrupt and face financial difficulties. Therefore, supercycles are a bad idea worth betting your life savings on. Chris Burniske, partner at investment firm Placeholder and former head of blockchain products at ARK Invest, also believes that Bitcoin’s supercycle is a myth. “The Superloop is a very ambitious idea.” However, the US election results provide a strong and promising precedent for Bitcoin, thanks to the support of the US President, who seems to be keeping his pro-crypto promises, including never selling US Bitcoin in the form of a currency. global domino effect possible If the Bitcoin Ban Act passes, it could spark a global race to stockpile the currency, with other countries trying not to be left behind. In 2016, attorney George S. Georgiades, who moved from advising Wall Street firms on finance to working with the cryptocurrency industry, told Cointelegraph that the implementation of the Bitcoin Reserve Act “will mark a turning point in the Bitcoin adoption landscape,” and that it…