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In light of the ambiguity surrounding U.S. digital currency policies, leaks are increasing about an anticipated announcement at the White House Digital Currency Summit on March 7, 2025, where it is rumored that David Sachs, Trump’s crypto advisor, will reveal a plan to create a strategic reserve of Bitcoin. But are we facing a serious economic shift, or is it just a political game to appease the crypto community?
Sachs, Bitcoin, and the Political Game
David Sachs, the veteran investor in technology and digital currencies, is not just a marginal figure; he is a key player in shaping the financial policy of the current U.S. administration. His appointment as advisor on crypto and artificial intelligence was a clear signal that major moves are coming in this field, but the most important question is: should we believe everything that is said?
Over the past few months, Sachs has not provided any official confirmation regarding the establishment of a Bitcoin reserve, but has only hinted and directed leaks, which are classic tactics used to gauge the pulse and stir media hype. Are we facing a real plan in execution or just a promotional campaign ahead of the U.S. elections?
Credibility in the balance: Facts or deception?
1. Lack of transparency: There are no official announcements or government documents supporting the idea of a strategic reserve. Even Sachs' previous statements were vague, revolving around the "possibility" of such a step, without any real details.
2. Dubious Timing: The anticipated announcement comes at a politically and economically sensitive time, as the Trump administration tries to attract supporters of digital currencies. Is this a financial move or just an electoral card?
3. Market Volatility: If the United States is indeed planning to adopt Bitcoin as a strategic asset, why hasn’t it started gradually as other countries like El Salvador did? Isn’t it strange for the announcement to be this huge without any prior official preparations?
4. Interests of Major Investors: We should question who will benefit from injecting this news into the market. Are there investment funds or major investors looking to raise the price of Bitcoin before selling large amounts of it?
What will happen if the announcement is true?
If the United States is serious about the strategic reserve of Bitcoin, it means we are on the brink of the largest financial earthquake in history. The entry of the world’s largest economy as an official buyer of Bitcoin will lead to:
An explosion in the price of Bitcoin could reach unprecedented levels.
Reshaping the global financial system, where other governments will have to treat Bitcoin as a legitimate reserve asset.
A new economic war between America and China, which controls a massive share of Bitcoin mining.
Should we believe it?
In the world of politics and economics, news is not always as it seems. We must be cautious of getting swept away by media hype without scrutiny. Sachs' possible announcement may just be a media bubble aimed at temporarily moving the market, or it may be the beginning of a new era of official recognition of Bitcoin as a strategic asset.
But so far, there is no compelling evidence that this step is more than just hot air. So, before we celebrate or fear the impacts, we should wait for the facts, not the slogans.