**[Opinion: Bitcoin is Becoming a Key Chip in the Global Energy War]** BlockBeats News, March 5: MEXC Chief Operating Officer Vugar Usi Zade stated in an article that as governments around the world increasingly "weaponize" energy markets, Bitcoin is rapidly evolving from a neutral technological protocol into a strategic asset with geopolitical significance. Currently, more and more countries are utilizing surplus energy to develop Bitcoin mining and view computational power as a new form of national soft power. For example, the United States, leveraging its renewable energy advantages, currently controls about 37% of global computational power, while Russia holds approximately 16%. France is exploring the use of surplus nuclear power for mining, while countries like Ethiopia, Norway, and Iceland are attracting mining investments through hydropower and geothermal resources. Vugar believes that against the backdrop of some countries establishing strategic Bitcoin reserves and supporting their domestic mining industries, Bitcoin is gradually transforming from a "cyberpunk experiment" into a national-level industrial policy tool. In the future, those who can convert energy advantages into computational power and Bitcoin reserves may gain greater financial influence in the new global resource competition.