USA Confirms: Bitcoin Reserve Development Moves to Official Level
🗓 On June 26, during a Senate press conference, White House crypto advisor Bo Hines confirmed:
The United States is actively building infrastructure for a national Bitcoin reserve.
🔍 What’s already done:
The federal accounting of BTC holdings (from seizures, taxes, etc.) is complete.
A plan to accumulate BTC without expanding the federal budget is in place.
The implementation phase of the Bitcoin Reserve has begun.
💬 Bo Hines quote:
“We want to accumulate as much BTC as possible. We have creative ways to do this quickly and efficiently within budget.”
🧠 Why this matters:
The U.S. officially recognizes BTC as a strategic asset, similar to gold.
Until now, such initiatives were only seen at the state or corporate level.
Now it’s a national policy, promoted by the White House itself.
⚖️ Although regulatory battles like the GENIUS Act remain in focus, the Bitcoin Reserve initiative is still moving forward.
🔗 Context:
Trump first proposed the idea of a reserve during his campaign.
Markets reacted positively, with BTC showing growth following such announcements.
While exact details remain unclear, the confirmed progress boosts investor sentiment.
📈 Potential impact on the market:
Institutional confidence → more long-term BTC holders
Supply squeeze risk → upward price pressure
A new bullish case for HODL strategy
❓ Do you support the idea of a U.S. Bitcoin Reserve?
🔘 Yes — it strengthens BTC’s “digital gold” narrative
🔘 No — the government shouldn’t hold BTC
🔘 It’s political hype
🔘 I need more details before deciding