According to a survey by The Nakamoto Project, 80% of Americans support the idea of converting part of the U.S. gold reserves into $BTC
A study conducted among 3,345 respondents showed that the average recommended share is 10%, although proposals vary from 1% to 30%. The highest support is expressed by young Americans aged 26–30, followed by those under 26 and those aged 31–35. This reflects the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies among the younger generation, where more people own Bitcoin than gold.
The U.S. has the largest gold reserve in the world — 8,133 tons, which is worth over $830 billion at market price. Revaluing the reserves at the current price ($3,200 per ounce) could yield $820 billion, which is proposed to be used for purchasing Bitcoins. The idea is supported by proposals such as the Bitcoin Act 2025 by Senator Cynthia Lummis, which envisions the purchase of 1 million BTC over five years. This could strengthen the U.S. position in the crypto market.
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