It’s unlikely that Donald Trump would create a Bitcoin reserve within 100 days of taking office, even if he were to win the election. While he has recently expressed more support for Bitcoin and crypto, his policies have generally prioritized traditional financial markets and the U.S. dollar.

However, if Trump were to push for a Bitcoin reserve, it would require significant legislative and regulatory changes. The Federal Reserve and Treasury would have to be involved, and Congress would likely need to approve any major shift in monetary policy. While some countries, like El Salvador, have adopted Bitcoin as a reserve asset, the U.S. moving in that direction so quickly would be a massive departure from current financial policies.

That said, Trump might push for more crypto-friendly policies, but a full-fledged Bitcoin reserve in 100 days seems highly improbable.