The U.S. government is unlikely to buy 5-25% of Bitcoin, as Michael Saylor suggests, due to several key reasons:Impact – A massive purchase would send Bitcoin’s price skyrocketing, making accumulation extremely expensive.
2.Regulatory & Political Hurdles – Congress would need to approve, and many lawmakers remain skeptical of Bitcoin.
3.Dollar Hegemony – Holding Bitcoin could undermine the U.S. dollar’s dominance.
4.Geopolitical Risks – Other governments might respond negatively, escalating global tensions.
5.Public Perception – A price crash could anger taxpayers, making it politically risky.
6.Better Alternatives – The U.S. can regulate, tax, and encourage innovation in Bitcoin without direct exposure.

Governments prioritize monetary control, and Bitcoin’s decentralized nature makes it a difficult asset for state ownership.