Recently, there has been a significant shift in America's Bitcoin policy. On March 6, 2025, Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, which is capitalized with approximately 200,000 Bitcoins obtained by the federal government through criminal or civil forfeiture proceedings. The government will not sell the Bitcoins in the reserve and has also established a digital asset reserve that includes other confiscated crypto assets.

Previously, in January, Trump signed an executive order to establish the Presidential Digital Asset Market Working Group, and in early March, he issued a directive to advance a cryptocurrency strategic reserve that includes various mainstream tokens. This series of measures marks a transition in U.S. crypto policy from restriction to support, aiming to make the U.S. the "center of the global crypto economy" and consolidate its financial dominance in the age of digital currency.