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HIVE Digital CEO Frank Holmes believes the U.S. is heading toward AI-powered crypto regulation โ and that a Bitcoin reserve could become a game-changer for confidence in the market.
Holmes said the SECโs latest roundtable marks a shift from enforcement to formal rulemaking for crypto. He thinks artificial intelligence, using powerful Nvidia chips and real-time data, will help regulators write clearer and more effective rules.
โCountries like Dubai and Bermuda already use AI for crypto frameworks,โ he explained. โIt works โ and itโs time the U.S. follows.โ
At the same time, Holmes supports the Treasuryโs plan to create a non-sellable Bitcoin reserve, potentially holding 200,000 BTC. He says even a smaller reserve would:
๐น Improve price discovery
๐น Deepen liquidity
๐น Strengthen investor trust
He rejected the idea of selling gold to fund the reserve, saying both assets have value:
โYou donโt sell Andy Warhol just to buy Banksy โ you hold both.โ
Holmes sees a future where AI-driven policy + Bitcoin + gold create the most powerful and balanced digital economy โ with smart rules, strong reserves, and room for growth.
๐ Bottom line:
โ AI will shape the next phase of U.S. crypto laws
โ A Bitcoin reserve could bring market confidence
โ Combining BTC and gold may become a winning global strategy
