Today, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent is required to report to Trump on the Strategic Reserve of BTC. To assess the prospects and necessity of its creation.

In Trump's decree from March 6, which mandates Bessent to do this, a deadline of 60 days is specified, which expires today.

By the way, the well-known trader and essayist of the crypto market, former CEO of Bitmex Arthur Hayes, expressed doubt in his recent May interview that the U.S. will start forming strategic reserves of #BTC, despite the already withdrawn 198,000 coins. The reason is the budget deficit, the toxic image of the "bitcoin bro," and the political unacceptability of the idea of printing money for a digital asset:

"It's hard to imagine that any respected politician will say, 'We will print money and buy bitcoin,' especially when the popular image is that of a 'bitcoin bro' in a club."

Despite the fact that Hayes' forecasts often come true, we still believe that this is unlikely to be the case. And that the BTC reserve, in one form or another, will indeed be obtained by the U.S.