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AltcoinsBitcoinOthers The U.S. government is preparing to reveal details about its crypto holdings as part of a broader financial strategy. The U.S. government is set to disclose its crypto holdings on April 5, following an executive order from President Trump in March. The order includes the creation of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a Digital Asset Stockpile. The goal is to position Bitcoin as a major national asset. This disclosure will reveal the current holdings and the future plans for these digital assets. Long-Term Bitcoin Investment Strategy The U.S. government is considering Bitcoin as a long-term investment. Federal agencies must report their crypto holdings within 30 days, per the executive order. The Treasury Secretary will oversee two new offices dedicated to managing these digital assets. The idea is to treat Bitcoin the same way the government handles gold, storing it in a digital version of Fort Knox. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Future Plans Bitcoin acquired through criminal cases will be placed in the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and the government has promised not to sell it. David Bailey, CEO of BTC Inc., suggests that recent Bitcoin price drops stem from audit results. Despite this, the Bitcoin Reserve continues to move forward. Current Bitcoin Holdings and Market Value Current reports show the U.S. government holds around 198,000 Bitcoin, worth roughly $16 billion. Over the past decade, it sold half of the 400,000 Bitcoins it had, generating $366 million. At today’s prices, these remaining holdings would be worth over $17 billion. READ MORE: https://coindoo.com/top-4-decentralized-crypto-projects-gaining-momentum-in-2025-blockdag-solana-xrp-ethereum/ Bitcoin-Enhanced Treasury Bonds Proposal The Bitcoin Policy Institute has proposed an innovative solution. They recommend issuing $2 trillion in “Bitcoin-Enhanced Treasury Bonds” or “₿ Bonds.” These bonds would raise funds without using taxpayer money. The bonds would allocate 90% of proceeds for traditional government spending. The remaining 10% would…

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