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Who would have thought that the cryptocurrency once mocked by traditional finance as "dark web tokens" a few years ago would, by 2026, become an official asset on the U.S. Treasury's balance sheet? This "multi-asset crypto reserve," quietly operating since March 2026, recently reported an 8.02% increase over 30 days. Suddenly, social networks are filled with cheers of "national team support, tail risk eliminated." But if you carefully consider the investment mentality behind this, you'll find: the market has changed, but retail investors' illusions never do. 1. The trilogy of mainstream coins: from "speculation" to "national-level assets" BTC (Bitcoin): Today's BTC is like digital gold in the national treasury. Retail investors see the words "strategic reserve" and immediately get teary-eyed, feeling like builders of the national economy—even though they only have 0.002 BTC in their accounts and almost got liquidated yesterday due to 50x leverage. ETH (Ethereum): When the multi-asset reserve includes ETH, believers start seriously discussing: "If the nation holds ETH as a reserve, does that mean every gas fee I pay on-chain is effectively a tax paid directly to the U.S. government?" BNB (Binance Coin): Holders let their imagination run wild: "Now that the multi-asset reserve is established, when will BNB's Launchpool launch 'national-level new coin mining'?" Retail investors always have a peculiar "ownership spirit": when Bitcoin crashes