Mow suggests the U.S. sell gold reserves to buy Bitcoin to cope with international competition
According to Deep Tide TechFlow, JAN3 founder Samson Mow warns that the U.S. may be outpaced by other countries in establishing Bitcoin strategic reserves. Although the Trump administration has signed an executive order, the U.S. has not actively acquired Bitcoin.
Mow suggests the U.S. sell a portion of its gold reserves to buy Bitcoin, stating that "the opportunity window is closing rapidly." Pakistan has announced plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, and countries like the UK, Brazil, and Poland have also expressed similar interest.
Currently, the U.S. holds about 198,012 Bitcoins, mainly from criminal case seizures. Mow predicts that the price of Bitcoin will reach $1 million within a year or two, emphasizing that the Trump administration needs to formulate a clear Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
