TechFlow news, September 13 — According to Cointelegraph, Alex Thorn, head of research at Galaxy Digital, said the U.S. government is highly likely to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve before the end of this year. Thorn posted on X that the market appears to be severely underestimating the possibility of such an announcement.
Although President Trump signed an executive order in March formally establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve and a U.S. digital assets reserve, the official strategic plan has not yet been confirmed. However, recent developments suggest the initiative is still moving forward. On Tuesday, U.S. lawmakers introduced a bill directing the U.S. Treasury Department to review and produce a report on the feasibility and technical considerations of a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
Yet not all cryptocurrency market participants believe this will happen soon. Dave Weisburger, former chairman of CoinRoutes, said it is more likely to occur in 2026. Some Bitcoin advocates worry that if the U.S. continues to delay accumulating Bitcoin, it may fall behind other nations.
