The information related to "Trump's Bitcoin Vault" is connected to the Bitcoin strategic reserve initiatives of the Trump administration.

On March 6, 2025, local time, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. This reserve will be capitalized with approximately 200,000 Bitcoins owned by the federal government, which are sourced from seizures in criminal and civil cases. The U.S. will not sell any Bitcoins deposited in the reserve, using them as a means of storing value. At the same time, the executive order also established a U.S. digital asset reserve to hold other confiscated cryptocurrencies.

Trump stated that the Bitcoin reserve assets will be stored in the "Digital Fort Knox." Analysts believe that Trump's move aims to seek a reshaping of dollar hegemony and to compete for a leading position in digital finance, while also considering commercial interests and solidifying his voter base; secondly, he is optimistic about the appreciation prospects of Bitcoin, hoping to address issues such as inflation and national debt by "stockpiling digital gold"; thirdly, he may want to exert significant influence over the future formation of international cryptocurrency regulations.