Senator Cynthia Lummis of West Virginia has expressed strong support for Bitcoin, referring to it as "freedom money" and a store of value that can help the U.S. government solve problems and preserve the U.S. dollar as the world reserve currency. She projected Bitcoin's market capitalization could grow to $200 trillion, equating to approximately $9.5 million per Bitcoin, and stated her preference not to save in dollars. Lummis also conveyed hope that Bitcoin could help eliminate the national debt, a legacy she wishes to leave for her grandchildren. West Virginia Senator Jim Justice echoed optimism about Bitcoin's potential, highlighting the abundant opportunities it presents. Meanwhile, data indicates the global money supply increased by $4.5 trillion in 2025, which is three times the size of Bitcoin's current market cap, supporting arguments that Bitcoin's price could reach $250,000 in this cycle.