US Treasury Secretary Bessent announced that the United States is exploring new possibilities in cryptocurrency payments and decentralized computing, signaling that the country has entered what he described as the "Golden Age of Crypto." This development reflects a growing institutional interest in digital assets, with prominent figures such as Michael Saylor, CEO of a major crypto firm, continuing to invest heavily in Bitcoin. Saylor described Bitcoin as "unstoppable" and compared its momentum to "a swarm of hornets." Additionally, Coinbase's CEO projected that the US government will hold over $600 billion in Bitcoin reserves in the future. Other notable voices include Anthony Pompliano, CEO of a $1 billion crypto investment firm, who stated that the US will soon purchase Bitcoin, calling it the "opportunity of our generation." Robert Kiyosaki expressed confidence in Bitcoin's value appreciation, suggesting even small holdings will become priceless within two years and indicating readiness to buy more if prices dip below $90,000. Senator Lummis criticized the Federal Reserve Chair for blocking Bitcoin crypto banking, calling for his resignation. Collectively, these statements underscore a significant shift toward mainstream acceptance and integration of Bitcoin and blockchain technology within US financial and governmental frameworks.