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Expand White House plans to explore gold and tariff revenues to support Bitcoin strategic reserves According to Bo Hines, executive director of the President's Digital Assets Advisory Committee, the White House is studying the establishment of national Bitcoin reserves through innovative fiscal means. The core of the plan is that the government increases its holdings by bit through tariff revenue and reevaluating the US gold reserve pricing method without increasing taxpayers. The current gold certificate held by the Ministry of Finance is still priced at $42.22 per ounce in 1973. If adjusted to the current market price of about $2,300, it will generate hundreds of billions of dollars in book income. This part of the "paper profit" can be used for Bitcoin procurement. In addition to gold revaluation, the government is considering using future tariff revenue specifically for the construction of cryptocurrency reserves. This "out of the budget" funding arrangement can not only avoid squeezing existing financial resources, but also maintain operational flexibility. It is worth noting that the plan has formed a policy echo with the Bitcoin Act 2025 proposed by Senator Senator Cynthia, which aims to establish a legal framework for government holding digital assets. The initial reserves are expected to come primarily from cryptocurrencies seized by law enforcement, a practice that has become practiced in the Justice Department's actions in recent years. Behind this ambition is led by the White House’s accelerated national strategic goal of digital assets. In addition, the White House is developing a national digital asset framework to clarify federal government policies on key crypto issues such as tokenization, staking and stablecoins. Hines emphasized in particular that the government’s goal is not only to accumulate Bitcoin reserves, but also to systematically reshape the US financial infrastructure and make blockchain technology a core tool to improve payment efficiency and enhance fiscal transparency. However, these ideas still need to cross the threshold of Congress legislation. Some lawmakers have questioned the accounting treatment of "gold revaluation", worried that it may set a precedent for unconventional fiscal operations. Some market insiders also pointed out that the large-scale holding of Bitcoin by the government may change the supply and demand structure of the cryptocurrency market and even affect its price discovery mechanism. What do you think? Do you agree with the government in establishing Bitcoin reserves without the need for additional taxpayers? #Bitcoin Reserve #Cryptocurrency Policy #Blockchain Technology