The Bitcoin vault plan of Trump includes a dual layout of national strategic reserves and enterprise-level investments. At the national level, he signed an executive order to establish a 'Strategic Bitcoin Reserve,' with initial funding coming from the confiscated 200,000 bitcoins (approximately $18 billion), and plans to increase this to 1 million bitcoins (5% of the total bitcoin supply) over five years through the 'Bitcoin Act,' possibly funded by gold certificate revaluation or confiscated assets. At the enterprise level, his media technology group (TMTG) intends to raise $2.5 billion to build a Bitcoin reserve, following the MicroStrategy model, but with higher financial risks. This move aims to strengthen leadership in the crypto space, but the intertwining of public and private interests has sparked regulatory controversies.