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U.S. Lawmakers to Discuss Strategic Bitcoin Reserve with Industry Leaders
U.S. lawmakers are preparing to hold a high-level meeting with 18 leading figures from the cryptocurrency sector to discuss President Donald Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve initiative. The roundtable, organized by crypto advocacy group The Digital Chambers, will take place on Tuesday and include well-known names such as Michael Saylor (MicroStrategy chairman), Tom Lee (Fundstrat CEO & BitMine chair), and Fred Thiel (MARA CEO).
The session will focus on advancing the BITCOIN Act, introduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis in March. The legislation proposes that the U.S. government acquire one million BTC over five years, funded by the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department, under a budget-neutral framework mandated by Trump’s executive order.
According to The Digital Chambers, industry executives will present strategies to fund the reserve without increasing the tax burden. Options under consideration include revisiting the Treasury’s gold certificates and leveraging tariff revenues. The discussion will also evaluate why the BITCOIN Act has struggled to progress in recent months and how to address lawmakers’ concerns.
The roundtable will feature a mix of crypto and traditional finance leaders, including Bitcoin mining executives from CleanSpark, MARA, and Bitdeer, as well as representatives from venture capital firms Off the Chain Capital and Reserve One. Financial institutions such as Western Alliance Bank and Blue Square Wealth will also participate, alongside Andrew McCormick, head of eToro’s U.S. operations.
This meeting highlights the increasing seriousness with which the U.S. government is examining Bitcoin as part of its strategic and economic framework, signaling a potential shift toward integrating cryptocurrency into national policy. #BitcoinETFMajorInflows #FedRateCutExpectations #StrategyBTCPurchase #AltcoinSeasonComing?
