Analyst Mike Alfred says the United States won't begin accumulating Bitcoin for a national reserve until other countries do it first — warning that American hesitation could leave the U.S. behind as BTC becomes a strategic global reserve asset.

Alfred projects $1 million Bitcoin by 2033, adding that by then "almost every government on Earth will have direct or indirect exposure to Bitcoin." He believes nations moving first will gain a permanent strategic advantage as BTC becomes the backbone of global monetary competition.

Meanwhile, BlackRock just led nearly $3 billion in ETF outflows, Senators are attacking a Trump-linked crypto firm, Strategy remains on track for S&P 500 inclusion, and a new Bitcoin wallet scans blood vessels for ultra-secure access.

The geopolitical Bitcoin race has begun — and the U.S. is waiting. But the rest of the world isn't.

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