Anthony Pompliano: Countries Secretly Accumulating Bitcoin, 2025 Could Be 'Fun'

Anthony Pompliano, CEO of Professional Capital Management believes multiple countries are buying Bitcoin BTC/USD under the radar and predicts a “fun 2025” if that turns out to be the case.

What Happened: In a post on X on Thursday, Pompliano pointed to recent developments, including the Czech National Bank's proposal to allocate billions to Bitcoin, as a major turning point.

If implemented, this would mark one of the first instances where a central bank openly integrates BTC into its reserves.

With Bitcoin being relatively uncorrelated to bonds, the proposed 5% allocation is notably higher than the 1-2% typically allocated to alternative assets, making it a compelling diversification play, according to Pompliano.

This move follows a broader trend of nation-state Bitcoin adoption:

• El Salvador continuously accumulating BTC as part of its treasury strategy
• Bhutan holding Bitcoin worth 50% of its GDP through its sovereign investment arm
• Russia exploring BTC mining and international payments amid financial sanctions
• Donald Trump signing an executive order to explore a national digital asset stockpile

In his latest Pomp Letter, Pompliano argues that Bitcoin operates on an entirely different level compared to traditional investments like the S&P 500, gold,and even Berkshire Hathaway.

He dubs BTC the “Grand Daddy” of assets, continuing to outshine Wall Street.

Also Read: Donald Trump Has ‘More Than 50%’ Of Net Worth In Crypto, Will Establish Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Anthony Pompliano Predicts

What's Next: Pompliano speculates that many countries are quietly accumulating Bitcoin, waiting for the right moment to disclose their holdings to avoid driving up prices prematurely.

If central banks officially enter the Bitcoin market in 2025, it could ignite a massive wave of institutional and retail FOMO, reinforcing the long-held belief that nation-state adoption is inevitable.

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