Trump Backs a U.S. Bitcoin Reserve, Says BTC Could Rival Gold

Summary: Donald Trump just gave Bitcoin the green light, hinting at a U.S. Bitcoin reserve that could rival the strategic oil reserve. With BTC soaring past $100K after his re-election, Trump wants America leading the crypto game—not playing catch-up.

Bitcoin is the New Gold?

In a bold move, Trump told CNBC he’s all in on crypto, even suggesting a U.S. Bitcoin reserve to mirror the country’s oil stockpile. He called it a way to keep America ahead, especially as countries like China and Russia cozy up to Bitcoin. Trump believes Bitcoin’s market cap could hit $16 trillion, rivaling gold, and he’s ready to “lead the charge.”

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Enter the BITCOIN Act

Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis is backing Trump’s vision with the BITCOIN Act, a proposal to stack 1 million BTC over five years to chip away at America’s $35 trillion debt. Sounds wild, right? But with global Bitcoin hype at an all-time high, it’s not just the U.S. making moves—Russia’s Putin is also hyping BTC as a way to dodge Western sanctions.

Bitcoin Boom Incoming?

Market pros are buzzing. Perianne Boring, founder of the Digital Chamber, says if Trump’s plans pop off, Bitcoin could hit $800K, creating a $15 trillion market cap. Wall Street’s already in FOMO mode, and if this Bitcoin race takes off, we might be looking at a whole new level of crypto domination.

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It’s clear—crypto isn’t just a fad anymore. It’s about to be a full-on power move.

Sahil Poudel

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