Brian Armstrong is talking a huge game in Davos. 

The Coinbase CEO sees Bitcoin heading to "multiple millions" per coin, and he's pushing hard for a U.S. Bitcoin reserve.

With Trump back in the White House, crypto's biggest names are thinking bigger than ever.

Armstrong's Big Vision

Gold is old news. Armstrong is instead asking everyone to bet big on Bitcoin. 

He laid it out in simple terms at the World Economic Forum: Bitcoin works better than gold. It's scarcer, splits easier, and perfectly fits today's digital world. 

The recent jump to $109,350 on January 20 is just the start of even more massive swings upward, according to Armstrong.

A lot of Armstrong's convictions seem to be coming from Washington. 

With Trump's return and new faces at the SEC, the game is officially changing in favor of digital assets for the first time in the history of the US. 

Congress might open the doors for serious crypto investment, and Armstrong thinks that could send Bitcoin soaring.

Building the Reserve

Things get really interesting when you consider that Armstrong is one of the biggest proponents of America stockpiling Bitcoin like it does gold. 

If the U.S. starts a Bitcoin reserve, he thinks other G20 nations will follow. 

This is a complete redefinition of how nation-states approach digital economics, and he wants the United States to lead the way.

But markets got nervous when Trump skipped crypto talk in his inauguration speech. 

Polymarket's odds for a Bitcoin reserve in Trump's first 100 days dropped from 55% to 35%. 

But Armstrong's not worried – he sees the bigger picture and says it’s all part of the plan.

Changing of the Guard

With Gensler out at the SEC, our industry can breathe a little bit easier. 

The agency that once targeted Coinbase and Binance is changing tune. 

Commissioner Peirce's new crypto task force shows they're ready to work with the industry, not against it.

This isn’t so much about price as it is about a fundamental shift in the crypto landscape. 

Armstrong is painting a picture of Bitcoin's future. One where government reserves, clearer rules, and mainstream adoption drive the price action.

When the CEO of America's biggest crypto exchange talks millions per Bitcoin, people’s ears tend to perk up.

What’s Next For Bitcoin?

The next few months could change everything. 

Trump's team is settling in, the SEC is shifting gears, and Bitcoin is holding strong above $100,000 (for now). 

Armstrong is betting Coinbase's future on crypto going mainstream.

Whether he’s right or not, crypto is officially too big for Wall Street or Washington to ignore anymore.