Federal Reserve Explores Bitcoin Strategy Fund

While not mandated, there are active discussions in U.S. financial circles about the Federal Reserve’s role in Bitcoin strategy:

The Trump administration established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in March 2025, funded with BTC and other digital assets seized via legal forfeitures. The move positioned Bitcoin as a reserve-class asset with no new taxpayer spending required.

On the legislative front, Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced the BITCOIN Act of 2025, proposing a long-term program for the U.S. Treasury to buy up to 1 million BTC over five years, financed through budget-neutral means such as revaluing Federal Reserve gold holdings or redirecting profits.

These discussions signal growing government consideration of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset—even if not yet formally adopted by the Fed.

In short: There's no official Federal Reserve Bitcoin fund—yet. But policy momentum is building through executive orders and legislative proposals aimed at positioning the government as a serious holder of BTC in a budget-neutral, strategic capacity.