Main to remember
- The administration wants any bitcoin and could use prices to obtain it.
- Strategies include the reassessment of treasury gold certificates and inter -standing collaboration to buy Bitcoin.
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The Trump administration explores various neutral budget strategies, including potential prices, to acquire Bitcoin, said Bo Hines, Trump’s best Crypto advisor in a recent interview with Anthony Poseliano, an American entrepreneur and a famous cryptographic influencer.
“We look at many creative ways, whether from prices, whether from something else. I mean, there are literally countless ways you can do,” said Hines. “Everything is on the table.”
The executive director of the Presidential Council for Digital Assets, also known as Crypto Council, reiterated that the administration wanted to buy as much bitcoin as possible without affecting taxpayers.
“We have obviously clearly indicated that we want to acquire as much as possible,” said Hines. “It stipulates that we must acquire Bitcoin in a neutral budgetary manner which does not cost a penny to a taxpayer.”
Hines also compared Bitcoin to gold and firmly declared that the government planned to hold, not to sell, its Bitcoin reserves.
The efforts of the administration include collaboration between the Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, the secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent and other managers of the Inter-Age working group to develop Bitcoin acquisition strategies.
Hines has repeatedly congratulated the Senator Cynthia Lummis Boosting Innovation, technology and competitiveness thanks to optimized national investments (Bitcoin) of 2025, which offers the creation of a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve for the United States by Congress.
The law proposes to use the product of the re -evaluation of the gold certificates of the Fed as a source of financing dedicated exclusively for the purchase of Bitcoin. The legislation orders the United States government to acquire 1 million bitcoins over five years, aimed at maintaining it in the long term as a strategic asset.
Hines said in an interview in March with journalist Eleanor Terrett that he was open to the exchange of Fort Knox gold reserves for Bitcoin as long as she does not affect the Budget balance of the United States government.
The administration’s approach includes the examination of both the rebalancing of the internal portfolio and the external income generation opportunities.
“We are going to make sure that no stone is returned when we start to eliminate some of these processes,” said Hines.
Digital assets will revolutionize the obsolete financial system of America
Addressing the future of the American financial structure, Hines defended blockchain technology and digital assets as the key to modernize the way Americans interact with money. He said the current system was riddled with ineffectiveness and ripe.
“We look at our banking system and there is so much friction there,” he said, pointing daily problems such as transfer delays and hidden costs as signs that the inherited system no longer meets the needs of modern users.
“Look at our current payment rails, look at our systems that allow us to move money. There is a lack of transparency. There is a time of time that is obviously too long with the technology that currently exists,” added Hines.
According to Hines, blockchain and emerging technologies in digital asset space will provide the fix.
“Blockchain technology and some of these technologies that emerge from digital asset space will help revolutionize this system. This will make things more transparent for Americans, more effective, more effective, “he said.
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