#TrumpBTCTreasury

#usa has shown a growing interest in #bitcoin (BTC) as part of its financial strategy, primarily driven by the administration of Donald Trump in 2025. On March 6, Trump signed an executive order to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a Digital Asset Reserve, utilizing BTC and other assets confiscated in legal proceedings. This initiative aims to position the U.S. as a leader in the global crypto market, capitalizing on Bitcoin's scarcity, with a fixed supply of 21 million coins, to strengthen its economy.

The proposal includes the creation of a decentralized secure storage system for the government's BTC, managed by the Department of the Treasury, and strategies to acquire more Bitcoin in a budget-neutral manner. Although the immediate purchase of new assets is not authorized, its legal and financial viability is being assessed, with the goal of using BTC to reduce the national debt or as a deflationary asset similar to gold. However, pending legislation, such as the BITCOIN Act of 2024, suggests a more ambitious plan to acquire one million BTC in five years.

Despite the enthusiasm, there are criticisms and challenges. Some experts warn about the risks of speculation and the volatility of BTC, while others question the government's ability to manage these reserves without affecting financial stability. Furthermore, foreign ownership of Bitcoin mines in the U.S., especially by Chinese entities, raises concerns about energy security and geopolitical issues. The U.S. approach reflects an attempt to balance innovation with regulation, but success will depend on a clear legal framework and bipartisan consensus.