Bitcoin Street Breaks $100K: Strategic Reserves, Saylor's Prediction, and the Global Shift to Digital Power

Welcome back to The Bitcoin Street Journal Podcast. I’m your host, Anna, and if you're tuning in today, buckle up — this isn't just an episode, it's a digital thunderclap. We’re covering Bitcoin’s historic push above \$100K, a flurry of state-level crypto laws lighting up the American map, institutional adoption going nuclear, and Michael Saylor taking us on a 2045 vision quest. All signal. No fiat static. Let's go.

First stop: legislative fireworks. Oregon just made Bitcoin history with Senate Bill 167, now signed into law. This isn’t your usual legalese — SB 167 officially recognizes digital assets like Bitcoin as legal collateral. That’s huge. It sets a precedent that could ripple across the country. Bitcoin is now as legitimate in the court of law as it is in the court of public opinion. And Oregon isn’t alone.

Arizona isn’t watching from the sidelines — they’ve jumped into the game with a law establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Think about that. A U.S. state, not just HODLing, but strategically HODLing. This isn’t a trend. This is a movement. Combine that with New Hampshire’s earlier Bitcoin Reserve law and Texas’s SB21, which just passed out of committee, and what you’re seeing is the beginning of a new kind of monetary arms race. A peaceful one. An open-source one.

It’s the Bitcoin Street Standard — red, white, and orange.

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