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US President Donald Trump’s embrace of crypto has led the U.S. government to spearhead a global push to establish strategic Bitcoin and crypto reserves. Governments globally are expected to hold $75 billion in crypto reserves from assets seized from criminals. US Government Establishing Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Earlier this year, President Donald Trump announced the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve by the government. Also, the US government will hold other top crypto assets such as Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA) under the Digital Asset Stockpile. Since then, the Trump administration has worked towards creating bills to direct the US Department of the Treasury to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve for the secure storage of Bitcoin. Other governments have proposed to establish strategic crypto reserves following the footsteps of the US government. This has helped towards setting Bitcoin’s legitimacy as a mainstream financial instrument. In addition, the rising value of tokens like Bitcoin could significantly assist in overall economic growth. The supply capped at 21 million Bitcoin makes it. Governments Could Hold $75 Billion in Bitcoin, Crypto Reserves According to research by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis, governments around the world could hold $75 billion in strategic Bitcoin and crypto reserves. Crypto Tied to Illicit Activity | Source: Chainalysis The figure comes from the amount of crypto tied to illicit activity currently sitting on-chain, meaning within reach of law enforcement in an online wallet or platform. Governments will turn it into strategic crypto reserves. As the US Presidential Actions regarding the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and the United States Digital Asset Stockpile, reads: “The United States Government shall not acquire additional Stockpile Assets other than in connection with criminal or civil asset forfeiture proceedings or in satisfaction of any civil money penalty imposed by any agency without further executive or legislative action.” The…

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