Trump Warns Of China’s Crypto Surge, Calls For US To Take Lead

US President Donald Trump warned this week that China is moving fast into the bitcoin and crypto area, and he urged the US to hold its lead in the ￰0￱ made the remarks in a televised interview, saying China “is getting into it very big right now,” and arguing that the US must act to keep its ￰1￱ Vs China Crypto Stash According to figures cited in recent reports, the US is estimated to hold about 198,012 BTC , valued at roughly $21.32 billion, while China is estimated to hold about 194,000 BTC, worth about $20.89 ￰2￱ numbers are widely shared in media accounts, but analysts stress they are estimates based on available on-chain research and public ￰3￱ true picture may include private holdings that are not visible on public ledgers.

Trump’s comments framed the issue as part of a wider contest over new finance and tech ￰4￱ said the US should not cede ground, and he warned that overly heavy rules at home could push business and jobs ￰5￱ on reports, his tone blends economic concern with national ￰6￱ doubles down on digital dominance: “I only care about one thing — will the ￰7￱ number one in $crypto ? China is getting into it very big.” ￰8￱ — COACHTY (@TheRealTRTalks) November 3, 2025 Mining And Supply Links Reports have disclosed that Chinese manufacturers of mining equipment — names such as Bitmain, Canaan and MicroBT — remain central to the global supply ￰9￱ of those firms have moved to set up manufacturing footholds outside of China, including in the US, a step that industry watchers say is meant to blunt trade pressure and meet demand from large ￰10￱ shows that influence over hardware and infrastructure can matter as much as who holds ￰11￱ players have been watching a mix of ￰12￱ talk in Washington, trade moves, and public comments by political leaders have all fed into market ￰13￱ Challenge Of Estimating Crypto Holdings Price moves can be sharp when headlines raise the prospect of tariffs, export controls, or broad new ￰14￱ volatility affects investors and companies that are planning long-term ￰15￱ who study crypto holdings note that country-level estimates often rely on tracing flows and known addresses tied to exchanges or ￰16￱ on reports, those methods give useful hints but leave ￰17￱ assets are held by private investors, trusts, or entities that do not disclose their ￰18￱ a result, any single figure for national holdings should be treated with ￰19￱ image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView