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President Trump has taken significant steps to establish America’s position in the digital currency landscape through a new executive order signed on Thursday. The order outlines plans to create both a strategic bitcoin reserve and a comprehensive U.S. digital asset stockpile.
NOW – Trump signs executive order creating a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" with Bitcoin the "federal government already owns."
White House crypto czar David Sacks adds: "The government will not acquire additional assets for the Stockpile beyond those obtained through forfeiture pic.twitter.com/DEWtUm0jE9
— Crypto world (@art_fx01) March 7, 2025
/div>This latest directive builds upon Trump’s previous executive order from January, which was designed to strengthen America’s role in digital assets and financial technology while maintaining economic freedoms.
The President announced these developments during his address at the White House Digital Assets Summit on Friday, March 7.
“There’s going to be a global race to acquire this scarce, decentralized asset.”
Trump fired the starting pistol last night with his executive order creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
Stacking sats is now the official policy of the US government. pic.twitter.com/JkGBC1G2ZN
— Brian Morgenstern (@MorgensternNJ) March 7, 2025
This succinct policy expansion represents the administration’s continued focus on positioning the United States at the forefront of digital currency innovation and adoption.
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