Under sanctions pressure, some countries are beginning to reassess the strategic value of crypto assets. Take Venezuela as an example; after facing long-term international sanctions, it has gradually adjusted its financial settlement system, including a shift towards the crypto sector. There is much debate in the industry about whether the country has truly accumulated 600,000 Bitcoins—this is not only a numerical issue but also reflects a deeper phenomenon: in the context of traditional finance being frozen, Bitcoin is being repositioned as a national-level safe-haven asset and a tool of power. This case reminds us that the value of crypto assets has surpassed mere investment assets and has become a new variable in the international political and economic landscape.