Trump established both a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve and a broader Digital Asset Reserve through an executive order, but rather than actively purchasing assets for these reserves, the government is more likely to hold seized digital assets on its balance sheet.

This approach suggests a strategic shift; recognizing Bitcoin as a valuable state held commodity without direct market intervention.

By holding confiscated assets rather than accumulating through purchases, the government can benefit from potential appreciation while avoiding direct competition with private investors.

This policy underscores a growing institutional acknowledgment of Bitcoin’s role in global finance, hinting at its inevitable integration into sovereign reserves over time.

They may not be stacking but they will be holding.