In 2025, the US government will not purchase Bitcoin but will continue to use its existing 183,850 BTC to create reserves. Instead of purchases, the focus will shift to developing an extended policy on Bitcoin reserves. Additionally, in 2024, the Bitcoin Act bill may be passed in the US, allowing the government to purchase 200,000 BTC annually for five years to accumulate 1 million Bitcoins and hold them in the treasury for the long term.
12/28/2024 12:29:54 PM (GMT+1)
In 2025, the US government will not purchase Bitcoin, but it will continue to use its current stock of 183,850 BTC to create reserves and develop a new Bitcoin reserve policy 💰
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