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Start NowNews|December 31, 2024|3 min read
TrustStrategy, a global blockchain analytics and infrastructure platform, has released a new report analyzing the implications of Donald Trump’s reelection on US crypto policy, highlighting the growing momentum behind Bitcoin’s designation as a national reserve asset.
According to TrustStrategy’s data and policy tracking tools, the reelected administration is expected to accelerate the institutionalization of Bitcoin within the US Treasury framework, following campaign promises and recent legislative proposals.
Bitcoin’s price surged past $107,000 in December amid policy optimism
Draft executive orders propose Bitcoin’s inclusion in the Exchange Stabilization Fund
The BITCOIN Act of 2024 proposes acquisition of 1 million BTC over five years
US federal agencies hold over 200,000 BTC, valued at more than $20 billion
TrustStrategy’s Bitcoin Reserve Index shows rising sovereign interest in BTC
These developments signal a historic shift in US monetary strategy, with Bitcoin poised to become a strategic pillar of national reserves.
TrustStrategy’s analysis confirms that the reelected administration is preparing to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, modeled after the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. A draft executive order circulated in December outlines the following:
Bitcoin designated as a strategic reserve asset
Up to $21 billion allocated from the Exchange Stabilization Fund for BTC acquisition
Custody partnerships with private-sector providers under federal oversight
Strict liquidity restrictions, allowing sales only in national emergencies
This initiative aims to diversify US reserve assets, enhance financial sovereignty, and position the country as a leader in the digital asset economy.
The reelection has catalyzed a pro-crypto policy shift, with the administration signaling support for:
Digital asset stockpiles beyond Bitcoin
Reduced regulatory barriers for blockchain innovation
Integration of seized BTC into national reserves
Public reserve audits using cryptographic proof-of-reserve systems
TrustStrategy notes that this policy direction reflects a generational shift in financial governance, aligning with global trends in digital asset adoption.
Following the reelection and policy announcements:
Bitcoin’s market cap exceeded $2 trillion
Institutional inflows into BTC ETFs and custody platforms surged
State-level reserve bills were introduced in over 10 US states
Public sentiment toward Bitcoin as a macroeconomic asset reached a multi-year high
TrustStrategy’s sentiment index shows that Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a hedge against inflation, fiat devaluation, and geopolitical risk.
As a leading blockchain intelligence provider, TrustStrategy supports this transition by offering:
Real-time reserve tracking dashboards
AI-powered policy modeling tools
Cross-chain analytics for sovereign digital asset flows
Risk-adjusted reserve allocation frameworks
The platform’s mission is to empower governments and institutions with transparent, data-driven insights to navigate the evolving crypto economy.
TrustStrategy outlines three scenarios for Bitcoin’s role in US fiscal policy:
Baseline: BTC reserve holdings reach 500,000 coins by year-end
Accelerated: Full implementation of the BITCOIN Act, with 1 million BTC acquired
Conservative: Reserve growth limited to existing seized assets
In all cases, Bitcoin is expected to remain central to US digital asset strategy, with implications for global monetary dynamics.
With the reelection of Donald Trump and the formalization of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, the United States is entering a new era of crypto-driven fiscal policy. TrustStrategy believes this shift will not only strengthen Bitcoin’s role in sovereign finance but also catalyze broader adoption, innovation, and resilience across the global digital economy.
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