Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:17:53 AM

There's no plan to directly purchase Bitcoin, but there various plans on how to accumulate Bitcoin without using taxpayers' money aside from keeping seized coins.

There's even the proposal to swap a portion of the country's gold reserve with Bitcoin. It's also an option to accept Bitcoin payments for tariffs, taxes, and so on.

Or there's what Bhutan is doing, state-owned Bitcoin mining. Or perhaps El Salvador's Bitcoin bond.

The US Treasury and Commerce Departments will be responsible for coming up with a strategy to buy more bitcoin without using taxpayer money. But so far, these are just ideas, they don't have any viable solutions yet.

The idea of selling gold is not a viable solution because to do that, they need to convince the Fed and as we all know, the Fed has nothing to do with the US government's strategic bitcoin reserve fund established by Trump.

Overall, many ideas have been put forward but the problem is that they are not feasible and US government spending is in trouble. Don't say they will have more money to buy more bitcoin to add to their reserves.

Any spending by the US government must be approved by both the Senate and the House of Representatives, and we need to know that the Democratic Party holds half of the seats in both houses.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/senate-vote-advancing-gop-funding-160005843.html