Former Tsinghua University associate professor Hu Yilin stated on the Sea Talk podcast that governments purchasing large amounts of Bitcoin represents a form of surrender, enhancing Bitcoin's appeal. Hu argued that Bitcoin's decentralized nature forces all holders to adhere to its rules, compelling governments to adapt their legislation to accommodate Bitcoin rather than the other way around. He emphasized that Bitcoin's fixed supply ensures equality among holders, meaning government ownership does not pose a threat, as influence requires spending and trading.