'Digital Gold Rush Over?' Central Banks Announce Global BTC Reserve Cap as Citizens Fight for New Rights in the Next Decade
In a landmark shift predicted for 2034, the world's top economies have agreed to limit their national btc reserves to 1.5% of total supply, sparking a global debate over decentralization. As blockchain identity becomes mandatory for all financial transactions, a new "digital citizenship" bill allows individuals to earn and trade btc tax-free—but only if they pass a basic cryptographic literacy test. Experts warn the move could create a new class divide between "crypto-natives" and the "unverified poor," while tech moguls scramble to patent personal AI wallets that autonomously trade btc on behalf of users. The innovation? A proposed "Universal Basic Asset" split between btc dividends and AI-weighted labor credits.