Trump Could Make Bitcoin a US Reserve Asset on Day One
Donald Trump might drop a financial bombshell the very moment he steps back into the Oval Office: declaring Bitcoin as a United States reserve asset. And folks, if that happens, the entire global monetary system could shift overnight.
What’s Happening?
Jack Mallers, CEO of Strike, shared some jaw-dropping insights during a podcast interview with Tim Pool. Mallers speculated that Trump could leverage provisions within a “Dollar Stabilization Act” to issue an executive order—on Day One—to buy Bitcoin. That’s right. Imagine the US government suddenly snapping up Bitcoin as part of its reserve strategy.
Mallers emphasized:
“It wouldn't be the size and scale of 1 million coins but it would be a significant position.”
This idea isn’t as wild as it sounds. Pro-crypto Senator Cynthia Lummis has already introduced the Bitcoin Act of 2024, proposing the Treasury and Federal Reserve purchase 200,000 BTC annually for five years, accumulating 1 million BTC.
To put that in perspective, that would pull 5% of Bitcoin’s total supply out of circulation for 20 years. With supply capped at 21 million coins, we’re talking about tightening Bitcoin’s availability like never before.
Why Does This Matter? BTC Could Hit $800,000
With a limited supply and explosive demand, Bitcoin’s price could skyrocket. Perianne Boring, founder of The Digital Chamber, told Fox Business that Trump’s crypto-friendly policies could send Bitcoin into the stratosphere:
“The sky is the limit because Bitcoin has a fixed supply.”
She referenced the popular stock-to-flow model, which predicts Bitcoin could reach $800,000 by the end of 2025. That would push Bitcoin’s market cap to an eye-watering $15 trillion, up from today’s $2 trillion.
And it doesn’t stop there. The model’s creator, known as PlanB, expects Bitcoin to average around $500,000 next year, with potential peaks hitting $1 million per coin.
The Global Domino Effect
If Trump leads the charge on Bitcoin, you can bet other countries will scramble to follow suit. A US Treasury accumulating 200,000 BTC annually would set off a global Bitcoin race. Countries can’t afford to sit back and watch the United States dominate Bitcoin reserves.
Here’s where BlackRock—the asset management giant overseeing over $10 trillion—comes in. Their experts are already pushing for investors to allocate 1-2% of their portfolios to Bitcoin.
BlackRock executives explained:
“We see a case for investors with suitable governance and risk tolerance to include Bitcoin in a multi-asset portfolio.”
Now let’s zoom out:
- Global reserve assets are valued at $900 trillion.
- A 2% allocation into Bitcoin from that pool could drive its price to $900,000 per coin.
Think about it. With demand exploding, governments and institutions hoarding BTC, and Bitcoin’s supply locked at 21 million, there’s no ceiling in sight.
What Does This Mean for You?
This isn’t just about Bitcoin. It’s about a global monetary shift—one that weakens the dollar’s dominance and could leave everyday savers on the sidelines. Gold and silver investors know this game well. When fiat currencies start to crack, hard assets rise to the top.
Here’s the deal: Bitcoin’s massive moves are signaling one thing—fiat money is losing its grip. Whether it’s Bitcoin, gold, or silver, the message is clear: protect your wealth with tangible assets while you still can.
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