Why pay attention to what U.S. politicians buy? Look at this $MU trade. According to the original post, Fetterman purchased Micron Technology at the end of March, after which the stock price rose steadily, resulting in cumulative gains of over 200% as of the post’s publication, with another 4% gain that day. Interestingly, Fetterman serves on the Senate Commerce Committee, which oversees matters related to the CHIPS Act—and Micron received $6.165 billion in funding under that legislation. Putting these pieces together naturally draws attention. However, the connection between profitable holdings, committee responsibilities, and government subsidies alone does not prove any improper conduct. What matters is tracking the timing of disclosed trades, policy developments, and conflict-of-interest rules. $BTC