2341: Trump Executive Order to Buy Bitcoin and Build U.S. Reserve - $6 Million BTC Soon

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**Justin Verrengia** (0:30)
You know the Bitcoin you're holding right now?
Imagine every single coin being worth $6 million.
I know the number sounds insane until you understand what's about to happen, because one move could completely change who Bitcoiners are competing against, and it's much closer than most people realize. Trump doesn't need Congress to start the Bitcoin race. He has another weapon, executive action. Fox News just reported President Trump can soon use it to buy Bitcoin and build America's strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Think about what happens the moment the United States stops merely holding confiscated Bitcoin and starts deliberately acquiring it. That changes the game, because America buying Bitcoin isn't another institutional adoption story. It's the starting gun for large-scale sovereign accumulation. 21 million Bitcoin, hundreds of nations, and the most powerful government on earth is moving towards that buy button. The question won't be whether other countries follow. It'll be how much Bitcoin is left when they do, because governments understand one thing very quickly when national interests are involved. If your competitor owns a strategic asset that you don't, you have a problem. And Pakistan just proved the game theory is already spreading. A government official confirmed Pakistan is building a strategic Bitcoin Reserve because other countries have recognized Bitcoin as a strategic asset. Let that sink in. They're watching other countries. That's how this accelerates. One nation accumulates. Another nation notices. Then another realizes waiting means competing for the same Bitcoin, but at a much higher price. And unlike fiat currency, governments can't manufacture more Bitcoin when demand explodes. They can print trillions worth of dollars. They can issue more debt and they could expand their balance sheets, but they cannot change Bitcoin's monetary policy. 21 million means 21 million forever. Meanwhile, the private market isn't waiting for governments to figure it out. Bitcoin ETFs just bought approximately 3 billion worth of Bitcoin during a nine-day inflow streak, the longest run we have seen in the past six months. Wall Street is accumulating while governments are positioning. And last week, Bitcoin printed the single largest weekly gain by dollar amount in its history. According to Galaxy Research, it was roughly 14,000 to 15,000 on the weekly chart. We've never seen that before. And once Bitcoin becomes something nations believe they need, price becomes secondary to position. And Bitcoin is the first globally accessible monetary asset where every nation is competing under the same exact rules. Nobody gets a special allocation. Nobody can vote themselves more supply. Nobody can print another million bits coin. If America wants Bitcoin, it has to compete for it. If Pakistan wants Bitcoin, it has to compete for it. If corporations want Bitcoin, they compete for it. If Wall Street wants Bitcoin, they compete for it. And if you want Bitcoin, you're competing in the same exact market. That's the part people haven't fully processed yet. The next phase of Bitcoin adoption isn't simply more people buying. It's increasingly powerful buyers fighting over an asset whose supply refuses to accommodate them. And once sovereign accumulation becomes policy rather than theory, every government sitting at zero Bitcoin has to answer the same question. Why are they accumulating it while we aren't? That question changes everything. Because America doesn't need to convince every nation to buy Bitcoin, it only needs to start buying. Just pull the trigger, then game theory does all the rest. That's how you get to $6 million Bitcoin. 21 million Bitcoin, hundreds of nations, trillions of dollars competing for position. So the question isn't whether Bitcoin has enough buyers. The question is, who gets the Bitcoin before the biggest buyers arrive? Now you understand what happens when the biggest buyers get bigger, but there's one buyer that changes everything. It's the United States. And what Fox News just reported could be the moment this goes from talk into action. Watch this brand new clip.

**SPEAKER_3** (4:38)
Say he is actively working on regulations and setting rules for an industry he has an active hand in profiting from. There's also talk about the federal government buying some crypto for itself and holding on to it, setting up a reserve. The official vote on crypto regulations known as the Clarity Act is set for September 15th in the US. Senate, where it has been stalled out for months. But it seems both sides feel confident and happy right now. It is also expected more executive action could be taken by the White House when it comes to that crypto reserve.