Bitcoin Surges: GameStop Explores BTC, BTCBULL Token Launches

Bitcoin ($BTC) continues to gain momentum, with GameStop reportedly exploring BTC and digital asset investments. Meanwhile, BTC Bull Token ($BTCBULL) has crossed $1.3 million in its launch week, emerging as one of the prominent meme coins to buy.

BTC Bull Token is a new Bitcoin-themed meme coin that offers actual BTC rewards, making it one of the first of its kind. Last month, President Donald Trump signed an executive order evaluating whether the U.S. should create a “strategic Bitcoin reserve,” raising expectations for Bitcoin to hit new milestones.

BTCBULL token holders will receive BTC airdrops each time Bitcoin crosses a new price milestone. The token also implements strategic burn events to reduce its supply, creating a dual reward-and-burn mechanism that has attracted high investor traction. With an average daily inflow of around $250,000 during its presale, BTCBULL could easily surpass the $2 million mark within the coming week. Early buyers can purchase Bitcoin Bull Token for just $0.00236 in the current presale stage, but this price will increase in the next round.

BTCBULL holders get rewarded with BTC every time Bitcoin breaks a new price threshold. The first milestone is $150,000, and from there, every $50k jump ($200k, $250k, $300k, and so on) unlocks new Bitcoin airdrops. BTCBULL also implements token burns whenever Bitcoin reaches a price milestone, starting at $125,000. These burns permanently remove a portion of BTCBULL from circulation, reducing supply and potentially driving up the token’s value. By buying BTCBULL during the presale, investors can lock in their position before these major events even start, making it an attractive option for many.

The Federal Reserve’s concerns about inflation and potential rate hikes may decrease risk appetite, but there’s a growing consensus that the next big rally for crypto will likely be tied to real-world adoption signals. The current U.S. political climate may actually favor Bitcoin over the long term. Texas Senator Charles Schwertner introduced a bill to establish a “Texas Strategic Bitcoin Reserve,” allowing the state to invest in digital assets with a set market cap. If major U.S. states or