Political figures that support Bitcoin have long argued for the classification of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Former United States President Donald Trump is expected to give a much-anticipated keynote address at the Bitcoin 2024 Conference in Nashville. Crypto investors are excited about this since there are reports that Trump would make a big surprise during his address.
Dennis Porter, a co-founder of the nonprofit Satoshi Act, claims that Donald Trump plans to introduce Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset for the US economy.
Porter asserted, “This is no joke. My sources are credible” after becoming certain of this. Porter continued, saying it is a “no brainer” for the US Treasury to use Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. However, neither Donald Trump nor any of his associates have corroborated this announcement.
Political figures that support Bitcoin have long argued for the classification of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Since January, one of them, former presidential contender Vivek Ramaswamy, has been counseling Trump on Bitcoin and other digital assets. Ramaswamy suggested supporting it with a basket of commodities, including Bitcoin to fight inflation and preserve the US dollar’s value over time.
The CEO of Bitcoin Magazine and a consultant to the Trump team, David Bailey, has looked at the potential effects of the US utilizing Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Bailey envisions time locking the 210,000 Bitcoin that the US holds for a century in order to secure a sizeable reserve for the US Treasury. Donald Trump has said that prominent cryptocurrency supporter Senator JD Vance will run for vice president on his ticket in the 2024 election, adding to the conjecture around greater pro-Bitcoin and crypto policies.