Despite its absence from a recent digital assets report, the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve remains a key priority under the Trump administration’s crypto agenda. A top official has confirmed that plans to accumulate Bitcoin will move forward “in short order.”
White House Reaffirms Commitment to Bitcoin Strategy
The executive director of the U.S. President’s Council of Advisers on Digital Assets has clarified that the Bitcoin reserve initiative is still very much active. He confirmed the federal government has already established the reserve, alongside a national digital assets stockpile, which represents a broader strategy to secure the country’s position in digital finance.
“We believe in accumulation,” he stated, noting that Bitcoin is “in a class of its own.”
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Not Detailed in Recent Report
The recently released federal report on digital financial technologies laid out plans for regulatory clarity but made no mention of the Bitcoin reserve. However, officials maintain that developing the reserve’s infrastructure is a labor-intensive process, and the administration is working to ensure its long-term success.
Despite the omission, insiders confirmed the Bitcoin reserve strategy remains a separate and strategic national effort. The focus now is on silent accumulation and structured rollout rather than public disclosure.
How Much Bitcoin Does the US Hold?
When asked about current Bitcoin holdings, officials declined to give specific numbers. However, they emphasized:
“We want as much [Bitcoin] as we can possibly get.”
Public blockchain analytics estimate that the U.S. government controls approximately 198,000 BTC, currently valued at over $2.35 billion. This aligns with the administration’s recent actions, including the executive order signed in March establishing the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and the Digital Asset Stockpile.
A Bold Bet on Bitcoin’s Future
By pushing forward with this strategy, the administration is positioning Bitcoin as a long-term national asset, separate from other digital assets and technologies. This approach not only signals strong government interest in Bitcoin but could also encourage broader institutional adoption across the private sector.
The U.S. may be quietly building one of the largest Bitcoin holdings in the world — a move that could reshape the future of monetary policy and digital reserves.
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