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Critics argue that Bitcoin remains a volatile and speculative asset—its unpredictable price swings could pose significant risks if the U.S. relies on it as a reserve asset. Moreover, to effectively mitigate half of the U.S. national debt by 2045, Bitcoin's market cap would need to reach unprecedented heights, far beyond current projections.
Furthermore, Bitcoin's foundational principle as a decentralized currency, unaffected by government control, raises questions about how large-scale accumulation by the U.S. could compromise its core ethos.