#美国寻求战略比特币储备 The United States is accelerating the integration of Bitcoin into the national strategic asset system. In March 2025, Trump signed an executive order to officially establish a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve," with an initial capital of approximately 200k Bitcoins seized by the federal government, explicitly stating that it "will not actively sell," viewing it as a long-term digital gold holding.

Currently, policy is shifting from executive orders to legislative implementation. Congressman Nick Begich has renamed the "Bitcoin Act" to the "U.S. Reserve Modernization Act," planning to acquire 1 million BTC within five years through budget-neutral means (about 5% of the total supply). White House advisors have forecast significant progress in the coming weeks, but active purchase of coins still requires congressional authorization.

Its strategic core aims are: first, to create a "digital Bretton Woods system" by reinforcing dollar dominance through a "dollar—stablecoin—crypto" cycle; second, to hedge against inflation and national debt pressures; third, to form a geopolitical reserve race to prevent opponents from controlling computing power and chips. Meanwhile, multiple states (such as Texas and Arizona) are also advancing state-level Bitcoin reserve legislation.