You describe how stablecoins serve as a halfway house between cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and traditional finance, and you highlight emerging innovations like tokenized deposits from institutions such as JPMorgan and BlackRock. Given that, how do you see the interplay between regulatory frameworks—such as the U.S. GENIUS Act and the EU’s MiCA—and private-sector tokenization innovations shaping the future landscape of tokenized financial instruments? Specifically, which regulatory—or technological—developments should we watch most closely?

Neither is gold. Just like I can't walk into a supermarket and pay with Bitcoin, the same way I can't pay with gold. But countries still hoard gold, even though they don't adhere to the gold standard where the amount hoarded is far far less than their currency in circulation. Gold is treated as a reserve same as oil, uranium and many more commodities, yet they aren't money either. IT's THE SAME WITH BITCOIN. The world is in the digital age and BITCOIN is digital gold and soon will be treated as a reserve. Nearly 300 million people (2.9% of global population) own Bitcoin and that number is growing exponentially. Bitcoin adoption by governments and large corporations is growing at an astounding rate. I feel for those that can't see this. The world banking system has a vested interest in their fiat propaganda and are trying hard to bias your opinion. But they too, are quietly hoarding Bitcoin, until it will be too late for you to jump in as they will hold everything they can.

Trump is very pro-crypto.

Trump In 2024, it was a direct quote.  How can it be miscontruing anything?  Regardls, I think Bitcoiin should remain apolitical.

Still tons of upside for Bitcoin

$PFI.X will hit ath in the coming days and 50x by mid November. Huge Marketing plans is in motion. The best time to fill 'em bags is now.