Mỹ có thể khởi động kế hoạch mua thị trường BTC với mục tiêu dự trữ hàng chục triệu đồng tiền nổi bật

【Block Rhythm】ARK Invest founder Cathie Wood recently revealed blockbuster information in a podcast: the U.S. government will likely not rely solely on bitcoin seized by law enforcement to bolster national reserves, but will instead enter the market to make direct purchases.

What is this judgment based on? Wood pointed out that although the Trump administration has formally established a national bitcoin reserve framework through executive order, all BTC accumulated so far has come from confiscation proceeds—no market purchases have been made yet. The government’s initial target is to hold 1 million bitcoins. “With such an ambitious goal, they’ll eventually have to start actively buying,” Wood said.

Why is the Trump administration placing such emphasis on its attitude toward crypto assets this time? Wood identifies two key factors. First, Trump and his family have deepening financial interests in the crypto industry. Second, the crypto community contributed significant support in this presidential election. Now that Trump holds power, he naturally wants to continue pushing in this direction. “He doesn’t want to be a weak president; he wants to accomplish something in the next one or two years of his term, and he sees the crypto industry as an important path to the future.”

This is also corroborated by actual actions at the government level. The Trump administration has signed multiple executive orders to establish bitcoin reserves and crypto asset inventory systems, and has established a crypto and AI working group led by David Sacks. This working group is promoting the implementation of multiple industry bills including the GENIUS Act (a legislative framework for stablecoins). It appears that crypto assets have officially entered the strategic vision of the U.S. government as a done deal.