You need to know that most of the strategic reserves of countries like the US, EU, Russia are bought and held by central banks, the government has no authority on this matter. So which country is looking to add bitcoin to its strategic reserves, that is the intention of the Congress and the central bank. So whether we see bitcoin reserves soon, or whether banks adopt and accept bitcoin deposits, depends entirely on the central bank's decision. Don't think the president, the treasury department or any agency has the power to do that.
I think that after all the regulatory bills are passed, then everything will be possible. But I also think that there will be no point in this, because the interest on the deposit will be so low that it will be pointless. In addition, this will mean that your coins are not with you but under the control of the bank, which contradicts the philosophy of Bitcoin and completely goes under the control of banks. I do not think that this is good and that it is worth doing, I would rather control my Bitcoin myself and know that no one can block my coins or do anything else with them without my consent.