China’s Bitcoin Move? Mow Drops a Nuclear Bombshell!

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So, here’s the deal. Samson Mow, the guy who’s been yelling “$1 million BTC” like it’s a Black Friday sale, casually drops this little nugget: China might pivot to Bitcoin. Yeah, China. The same country that banned Bitcoin faster than I can say “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” 🚫💰

Mow, in his usual cryptic social media style, points out that China is building 26 nuclear reactors. And guess what? Most Bitcoin mining hardware is still made in China. Coincidence? I think not. 🤔

China could also pivot hard to #Bitcoin.

China has 26 nuclear reactors under construction. Most Bitcoin miners and parts are made in China.

China could just ban exports of Bitcoin related equipment and use excess nuclear energy to mine.

— Samson Mow (@Excellion) April 6, 2025

So, here’s the plan: China bans exports of Bitcoin mining equipment and uses its shiny new nuclear reactors to mine Bitcoin. Not for the people, not for corporations, but for itself. Because, you know, China loves a good monopoly. 🏭💎

Strategic Bitcoin Reserve of China

Now, the timing of this speculation is key. The U.S. and China are slapping tariffs on each other like it’s a slapstick comedy. China’s options? Accept U.S. terms, devalue the yuan, or inject trillions into the economy. But Mow’s like, “Why not Bitcoin?” 🤑

Of course, China banned Bitcoin in 2021. But hey, Hong Kong has Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, so the conversation isn’t dead. And now there’s talk of a Chinese Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Speculation? Sure. But with the U.S. creating one, it’s not entirely crazy. 🤷‍♂️

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2025-04-06 17:15