✈The U.S. is exploring dozens of ways to build a Bitcoin reserve — without using taxpayer money
Executive Director of the Presidential Council on Digital Assets, the Trump administration is considering every possible option to fund the country’s strategic Bitcoin reserve.
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Using tariff revenues — especially relevant amid the escalating trade war.
Revaluing the U.S. Treasury’s gold certificates: they’re currently booked at $43 per ounce, while the market price is around $3,200. This revaluation could create a paper surplus to buy BTC without selling physical gold.
Seized crypto assets from criminal cases will also be allocated to the reserve.
In addition, the White House is working on a comprehensive digital asset doctrine — a major document that will cover tokenization, staking, stablecoins, and the U.S. role in the global crypto ecosystem. The release is expected this summer.