BTC makes up 97% of the US’ $20.9B crypto reserve, XRP, SOL, ADA were noticeable absentees

The Washington Post revealed that 97% of the U.S. government’s $20.9B crypto reserve is in Bitcoin.

Ethereum and stablecoins make up most of the rest of the reserve. XRP, Solana, and Cardano are absent altogether.

An executive order from President Trump in March led to the creation of two national crypto reserves using seized assets.

The U.S. crypto reserves have been revealed to be 97% made up of Bitcoin, with Ethereum and stablecoins making up the remaining 3%.

New data has shown that Bitcoin (BTC) makes up an overwhelming 97% of the United States’ newly centralized $20.9B cryptocurrency reserve.

Ripple (XRP), Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA), tokens that President Trump included in his strategic crypto reserve announcement, were noticeably missing from the reserve despite the earlier hype caused by the president’s initial pronouncements.

These numbers, provided by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis, have given the public clarity as to what is inside of the U.S. government’s vaults following Trump’s executive order in March to formally create a national crypto reserve strategy.

US crypto reserves revealed

Though the Trump administration has not gone public with the official numbers, the data reviewed by The Washington Post indicates that the lion’s share of the United States’ seized and stored crypto is in Bitcoin — nearly $20.4B of the total.

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