Trump's first day in office: Prioritizing the establishment of a national Bitcoin reserve?
The cryptocurrency industry has urged President-elect Trump to build up a Bitcoin reserve, creating real political momentum for the initiative.

The cryptocurrency industry has urged President-elect Trump to build up a Bitcoin reserve, creating real political momentum for the initiative.
According to Bloomberg, cryptocurrency has been listed as a national "priority" by Trump.
VanEck said that by 2049, when the price of Bitcoin grows to $42.3 million per coin, the U.S. Bitcoin reserves will significantly reduce the national debt.
Since the U.S. election, the price of Bitcoin has risen by nearly 50%, breaking the $100,000 price mark this week. Driving the asset’s rapid rise are rumors that the U.S. is building a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
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Countries like Switzerland and Singapore have long been recognized as the friendliest crypto business environments, while countries like Estonia, Malta, and the United Arab Emirates have also made significant progress in this area.
With Russia announcing that mining is legal a few days ago, there is now one less country cracking down on Bitcoin.
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Luxembourg, Saint Helena, Singapore, and Switzerland lead global interest in Bitcoin ETFs, ranking in the 90th percentile for search interest scores on Google Trends.
YouTube user "Paco De La India" said he plans to visit 40 countries, often using Bitcoin transactions to pay for everything he needs.