So… rumor has it the US Federal Reserve might one day hold Bitcoin in its reserves.
Imagine Uncle Sam with a crypto wallet, sipping coffee while checking BTC charts instead of just gold prices. For beginners: A country’s reserves are like its emergency savings account, usually filled with gold, foreign currencies, or bonds. If Bitcoin ever joins the list, it means the US is officially treating it like “digital gold.”
Why’s that a big deal?
It could make Bitcoin more legit in the eyes of traditional finance.
Could push demand (and price) up.
And it’s basically saying, “Okay world, crypto’s here to stay.”
But hey, until it happens, it’s just like those “my friend’s cousin said” stories — fun to imagine, wild to watch.
📌 Note: This is NOT the same as the Fed printing Bitcoin (they can’t — BTC supply is capped). It’s more like them buying some and locking it in the vault… if they ever do.
What do you think, would this make Bitcoin moon or just add more drama?
