#美国加密战略储备

The United States' cryptocurrency strategic reserve plan was proposed by the Trump administration, aiming to incorporate cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) into the national strategic reserve assets. The origin of this plan can be traced back to July 2024 when Senator Cynthia Lummis submitted the 'Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act of 2024,' which plans to gradually establish a national reserve of 1 million BTC through annual procurement.

As of March 2025, the U.S. government holds approximately 200,000 BTC (worth about $21 billion), primarily sourced from criminal assets seized by the Department of Justice. The advancement of this plan faces two main pathways: executive orders and congressional legislation.

This strategic reserve plan has caused shocks in global markets, with related currencies rising over 15% within 24 hours. Additionally, sovereign funds like Norway's and Singapore's GIC have begun evaluating BTC allocation plans, pushing Bitcoin's market value to exceed $2 trillion.

This plan also faces multiple challenges, including technological risks, legal conflicts, market manipulation suspicions, and international resistance.