Bitcoin’s political future may be on the cusp of a major shift, according to a series of high-profile crypto figures fueling anticipation ahead of a Tuesday announcement.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has added to the hype, highlighting Bitcoin’s resilience and declaring the pioneer crypto as certainty.
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On Sunday, Dennis Porter, CEO and Co-Founder of the Satoshi Action Fund, hinted at political news regarding Bitcoin, which is due on Tuesday, September 23.
“Massive political news coming for Bitcoin on Tuesday will reshape the trajectory of Bitcoin politics. This will be a defining moment,” he posted on X.
Porter, whose nonprofit advocates for Bitcoin policy and education in Washington, followed up with further hints. He alleged critical phone calls, hinting at news expected to be bullish for Bitcoin.
The comments triggered a flurry of reactions from industry voices. Crypto influencer Wendy O added to the suspense, indicating that the news could influence thehistory of crypto and Bitcoin.
Tether’s Paolo Ardoino then cut through the noise with a broader affirmation of Bitcoin’s place in the world’s financial system.
By framing Bitcoin as “certainty,” Ardoino positioned the asset beyond a speculative tool, referring to it as an inevitability and anchor against an unstable global order.
Meanwhile, longtime Bitcoin advocate Fred Krueger amplified the anticipation even further. However, the BTC maxi also indicated that Dennis Porter’s hype cycle resembled engagement farming.
Still, the drumbeat has investors and policymakers on edge, given that the timing of the tease aligns with intensifying Bitcoin policy debates in the US.
From ongoing battles over mining regulation to fresh lobbying efforts in Congress, Bitcoin’s political trajectory has become a defining factor for adoption and institutional engagement.
The mystery, however, remains intact, with no details surfacing regarding the nature of Tuesday’s announcement.
Does it involve new legislation, a shift in regulatory stance, a political endorsement, or is it plain engagement farming?
The lack of clarity has only fueled market chatter, where speculation and anticipation often play as powerful a role as fundamentals.
Bitcoin was trading for $115,451 as of this writing, down by 0.31% in the last 24 hours.
