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In early March, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating a national Bitcoin reserve for the country and a stockpile of digital assets. The first consists of Bitcoin already seized and can be increased through coin purchases. The second includes altcoins that were also seized earlier, but there are no plans to acquire them. Now White House digital assets advisor Bo Hynes has shared details on how the government plans to acquire additional bitcoins. Will the US buy Bitcoins U.S. government officials have repeatedly noted that additional bitcoin purchases will be made using budget-neutral strategies. This means that no funds will be allocated for cryptocurrencies from the budget, which is filled with taxpayer contributions. In this way, the government probably wants to insure its own reputation in case of a bearish trend in the coin niche. This would create a reason to criticize the corresponding decision. Bo Hines, leader of the U.S. Administration’s Crypto Working Group. In general, the authorities do not want to limit the options for allocating capital for bitcoin purchases. That’s what Bo Hynes told Professional Capital Management fund manager Anthony Pompliano in an interview. We’re looking at a lot of creative ways – whether it’s tariffs or something else. In fact, there are countless options on how this can be implemented. Hines also recalled the prospect of revaluation of gold certificates, which are now valued at $43 per ounce. At the same time, the market price of gold already exceeds the $3,200 mark. Such a move would create a surplus of funds on paper that could be used to purchase bitcoins without actually selling gold. The Trump administration spokesperson continues. All options are being considered, and as has been said, we want to maximize, so we will make sure we don’t miss any opportunities. As of today,…

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Filed under: News - @ April 16, 2025 5:23 pm