The strategic reserves have all been signed, what else is there to worry about? Before Trump leaves office, there will be no mid-term selling. The U.S. government previously had nearly 200,000 BTC, close to 17 billion USD in potential selling pressure. Now that this deal is signed, that risk is eliminated. The BTC collected later will also enter the strategic reserves. Isn't this a form of implicit deflation? Only inflow, no outflow!
Short-term bearish, long-term bullish! As the strategic reserves at the state level are gradually passed, it will be real money being spent on this, which is a continuous increase, with demand exceeding the daily supply of 450 BTC!
It's like putting it into a black hole address, at the state level, ETF, and other countries following suit to build strategic reserves. While doing deflation, they are also increasing the supply. Once BTC is pushed to hundreds of thousands of USD, before Trump leaves office, they will sell part of it to alleviate a certain percentage of the debt owed to the U.S. Treasury.
We will specifically see the direction of the crypto summit tomorrow; there could be a reversal at any moment. Don’t let temporary fluctuations trick you into losing your core assets!
Fox Business News reporter Eleanor Terrett posted on platform X, stating that Trump's executive order established two different digital asset storage mechanisms:
1. Strategic Reserve, which only stores Bitcoin (BTC). The initial funding source comes from the approximately 200,000 Bitcoins obtained by the government through criminal and civil confiscations over the years. Treasury Secretary Bessent and Commerce Secretary Lutnick are authorized to explore ways to acquire more Bitcoin without increasing taxpayer burden, positioning it as a national-level digital value reserve.
2. Digital Asset Stockpile, which includes other digital assets besides Bitcoin—possibly including XRP, ADA, ETH, and SOL among others. The Treasury is responsible for “responsible management” of the digital assets held by the government. The government will only explore budget-neutral methods to purchase more Bitcoin and will not actively seek to increase the quantity of other digital assets in the stockpile. The executive order also requires a comprehensive audit of all digital assets currently held by the government to ensure asset management transparency.