The value of corporate Bitcoin holdings is rapidly approaching $100 billion, prompting concerns about the potential for US nationalization. A recent report from Cointelegraph reveals that firms holding crypto assets have amassed over 791,662 BTC worth nearly $93 billion, representing a significant portion of the circulating supply. This surge in corporate Bitcoin holdings has been attributed to the expansion of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications and increased institutional investment. Crypto analyst Willy Woo suggests these assets could be targeted for nationalization, reminiscent of the gold standard era in 1971. He believes that if financial institutions’ reliance on fiat currency declines, the US government might attempt to seize these holdings, potentially creating a digital version of the gold standard.