中国是不入比特币这种骗局，以中国人的聪明、人数体量、设备和电力，如果合法了，真正放开去挖，全世界持币数至少70%在中国

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the paradox of Bitcoin's decentralized nature versus the reality of regulatory control, particularly highlighting the contrasting approaches of the United States and China towards cryptocurrency regulation and asset seizure [3][10][12]. Group 1: U.S. Approach to Cryptocurrency - The U.S. has become a major holder of Bitcoin through law enforcement actions, with over 200,000 Bitcoins seized, amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars [5][10]. - Regulatory bodies in the U.S. are seen as the largest "whales" in the Bitcoin market, with the ability to influence prices through asset seizures and auctions [6][10]. - Trump's recent support for cryptocurrency is viewed as a strategy to attract votes and funding from the crypto community, while the Federal Reserve maintains a skeptical stance, labeling Bitcoin as a speculative asset rather than a currency [15][16]. Group 2: China's Stance on Cryptocurrency - China has taken a firm stance against cryptocurrency, viewing it as a tool for wealth transfer under the guise of technological freedom, and has implemented strict regulations since 2017 [18][20]. - The country has seized significant amounts of cryptocurrency, including 194,000 Bitcoins and over 830,000 Ethereum, and has directed these assets to the national treasury [8][10]. - China's approach aims to prevent domestic wealth from being siphoned off by speculative activities in the crypto market, contrasting with the U.S. strategy of converting seized assets into state-controlled financial tools [12][13].