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- The United States aims to become Bitcoin superpower with a strategic approach described by the administration.
- A Bitcoin Reserve strategic initiative highlights the American vision of Bitcoin as digital gold with intrinsic stored value.
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The White House cryptography advisor Bo Hines said that a global spatial race for Bitcoin’s accumulation was underway, and that the United States is determined to direct it.
“I think there is certainly a kind of space race for the accumulation of this asset,” said Hines in a recent interview with Bitcoin Magazine. The declaration examined whether the Trump administration considers Bitcoin shortage as a reason for rapid action to avoid being led by other nations.
“We recognize the other ecosystems that exist. And that is why we also have national stocks of digital assets,” he added. “We want to encourage innovation in other industry spaces.”
According to Hines, Bitcoin’s rarity distinguishes it from other cryptographic assets. He highlighted his early and decentralized origins and his growing market acceptance as signs of his power.
Hines also noted that the United States is positioning itself to become “the bitcoin superpower of the world”, in accordance with the vision of the president of digital assets.
Calling Bitcoin “Digital Gold”, Hines said that the government is traveling quickly to build its strategic bitcoin reserve. The administration works with the Treasury Department to audit existing Bitcoin holdings and develop “neutral” acquisition methods.
Trump’s cryptography advisor said the government did not continue a single political approach, but rather explores several strategies to determine the most practical and effective path.
The objective, he said, is to start the accumulation process as quickly as possible, with the priority steps for speed and scalability, and the additional measures to follow.
“What we are looking for here is what is most practical, what can we evolve in the fastest way, and how can we start this process of accumulation as quickly as possible,” he said. “Thus, these ideas will probably be priority, and we can add to them while we continue to move forward.”
By reflecting at the first 100 days of the administration, Hines said that their first actions, including a radical decree signed during the first week, set the tone for a new digital active agenda.
The ordinance created an interinstitutions working group, ended the “Operation ChokePoint 2.0” presumed and led to historical regulatory inversions, such as dry, the abolition of key prosecution and bank regulators softening the restrictions on cryptographic companies.
“We want to make the United States the world capital of cryptography,” said Hines. “We want to accommodate digital assets at the golden age.”
The White House aims to have legislation on the structure of the stables and the structure of the market on the president’s office before the recess of August, with detailed implementation plans in a next 180 -day report.
The Senate should vote on the Act on Engineering, a bill which aims to establish a regulatory framework for the Stablecoins, before the Memorial Day, the head of the majority of the Senate, John Thune, would have announced during the weekly weekly lunch of the GOP Senators.
The proposed legislation has been approved by the Senate banks committee and, if it is adopted by the Senate, it will represent a historic step in the regulation of American cryptography.
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