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Who would have thought that cryptocurrencies, once mocked by traditional finance as "dark web tokens" a few years ago, would make their way into the U.S. Treasury balance sheet by 2026? This "multi-asset crypto reserve," which has been quietly operating since March 2026, recently delivered a 30-day increase of 8.02%. For a time, social media was filled with cheers of "national team supporting the market, tail risk reset." But if you think carefully about the investment mindset behind this, you'll find: the market has changed, but retail investors' illusions have never changed. 1. The Mainstream Currency Trio: From "Speculation" to "National Asset" BTC (Bitcoin): BTC is now like digital gold in the national treasury. Retail investors were moved to tears when they saw the words "strategic reserves," feeling like builders of the national economy—even though they only had 0.002 BTC in their accounts and were nearly liquidated just yesterday for using 50x leverage. ETH (Ethereum): When multi-asset reserves were included in ETH, believers began serious discussions: "If the state uses ETH as a reserve, does the gas fee I pay for every on-chain transfer mean paying taxes directly to the US government?" BNB (Binance Coin): Holders are even more imaginative: "Even multi-asset reserves are on the move—when will BNB's Launchpool launch 'national-level new coin mining'?" Retail investors always possess a fascinating sense of ownership: when Bitcoin crashes