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What is the strategic bitcoin reserve that Trump is promising and how would it work?
The US election results are monopolizing the debate in the crypto world. Donald Trump’s victory has taken Bitcoin to levels never seen before. In fact, for days now, a single Bitcoin is nearing $100,000, which has investors holding their breath. Other altcoins are joining in this euphoria, breaking new records. This includes Solana, as well as XRP — Ripple’s currency — which has seen triple-digit growth.
The cryptocurrency sector — already euphoric about the election of a pro-crypto president who wants to gut financial regulations — is now awaiting the materialization of the numerous promises that the Republican candidate made during the 2024 campaign.
Experts warn that it remains to be seen whether the tycoon will actually be able to honor his announcements. But, for the moment, the industry’s wishes seem to be fulfilled. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler — who has been skeptical and sometimes hostile to cryptocurrencies over the years — has already announced that he will step down as head of the securities market supervisor on January 20 at noon, just as Trump takes office. Meanwhile, the Republican recently named Scott Bessent as his nominee for the Department of the Treasury.
Bessent — in an interview with Fox Business earlier this year — said that cryptocurrencies “are about freedom and the crypto economy is here to stay. These assets are attracting young people, who haven’t participated in the [stock market].” But one of the promises that most excites the industry and investors is the possibility of creating a strategic reserve of bitcoins in the U.S. Trump mentioned this project back in June, during the Bitcoin 2024 conference held in Nashville, Tennessee. The proposal has deeply resonated with the sector.
What is a strategic bitcoin reserve?
A strategic reserve is a set of external assets that are immediately available and under the control of the monetary authorities. They’re meant to meet the financing needs of the balance of payments, or to intervene in the foreign exchange markets in order to influence the exchange rate, to name just some examples. In this way, a bitcoin reserve would be similar to the gold and foreign currency reserves held by central banks. There are also strategic reserves of basic raw materials, such as oil.
The pioneering cryptocurrencies would be incorporated into the mix of assets that the North American country has on its balance sheet, with the aim of diversifying reserves. However, the project isn’t clearly laid out and there’s still much speculation on the matter, starting with the basic question of which authority would be responsible for managing it. Would it be the Federal Reserve? Or another institution? And the no less important question concerns how to pay for it. Bitcoins could be purchased after selling off other assets — such as gold or bonds — increasing debt, or expanding the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet, an operation that is colloquially known as “printing money.”
This reserve would also include the bitcoins that the U.S. administration has seized to-date: some 208,109, worth almost $20 billion at the current market price. These include the cryptocurrencies confiscated in 2013 from Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, a dark web that operated exclusively in bitcoin. Users would traffic drugs and hire hitmen, among other things. During the election campaign, Donald Trump promised to commute Ulbricht’s life sentence upon reaching the White House.
What does the proposal look like?
The most concrete proposal so far is that of pro-crypto Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis, who introduced her Bitcoin Act of 2024 (Boosting Innovation, Technology and Competitiveness through Optimized Investment Nationwide Act) in the Senate. This project provides for the Treasury and the Federal Reserve to buy 200,000 bitcoins each year for a period of five years, until reaching one million units. This would represent about 5% of the total global supply of bitcoins, which is around 21 million. The reserve would subsequently be maintained for a minimum of 20 years. The idea is that this reserve would serve as a hedge against the devaluation of the U.S. dollar, to strengthen national balance sheets and support future debt issues.
In the legislation, the proposed mechanism to purchase the cryptocurrency has two elements: on the one hand, the surplus that the Federal Reserve returns to the Treasury (i.e. the profits of the U.S. central banking system) would be used to buy bitcoin. On the other hand, it proposes that the central banks of each state reassess the gold certificates they hold, to better reflect the value of the metal in the current market. They must then deliver the difference to the Treasury, which will use the funds to buy bitcoin.
Noelle Achenson — author of the Crypto is Macro Now newsletter — explains that the Fed has certificates on its balance sheet that represent the gold held by the Treasury. The total valuation is approximately $10.5 billion. However, this value is based on a legal price that, since 1973, has remained constant at $42 per ounce. If valued at current prices, the stored gold would be worth about $643 billion.
Beyond the federal administration, states are also moving to have their own bitcoin reserves. Mike Cabell — a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives — recently introduced a bill for the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve to allow the state treasury to invest up to 10% of its funds in bitcoin. The aim of this legislation is for the cryptocurrency to serve as a hedge against inflation. However, the details of the proposed regulations are still unknown.
What have other countries done?
El Salvador has been a pioneer in creating a strategic crypto reserve. In fact, the Central American country was the first to adopt bitcoin as legal tender in September of 2021. The government has since acquired up to 5,944 bitcoin, valued at more than $560 million at the current market price, according to the country’s Bitcoin Office. Added to this is the kingdom of Bhutan, which owns 12,218 bitcoins, valued at $1.2 billion, according to data from the firm Arkham Intelligence. The firm details that the fortune of this crypto state comes from bitcoin mining operations (taking advantage of the national orography for the generation of electrical energy) carried out by the country’s investment arm, the state-owned conglomerate Druk Holdings.
Other nations that own the pioneering cryptocurrency have mainly accumulated it through confiscations, as is the case of the United States. But beyond the North American country, other states have been collecting bitcoin in recent years. The United Kingdom, in fact, has an account with 61,245 tokens, worth more than $6 billion.
Experts also point to China as one of the largest holders of this cryptocurrency. In November of 2020, authorities confiscated 194,775 bitcoin from members of the PlusToken Ponzi scheme, a scam operating in the Asian country that promised its victims “constant” double-digit returns. The perpetrators of this scam collected cryptocurrencies worth billions of dollars, which they then used to buy properties and luxury cars for themselves or their relatives. However — according to Arkham Investments — it’s unclear whether the Chinese government still owns these seized bitcoins, or has since sold them.
What do the analysts say?
The experts consulted by EL PAÍS disagree on the possibility of this project being carried out. Luis Garvía — director of the Financial Risk graduate program at the Madrid-based Catholic Institute of Business Administration (ICADE) — is blunt: “It seems absolutely reasonable to me that any government should have a part of its reserves in bitcoin. Diversification is very important,” he emphasizes.
Carlos Salinas — a professor in the master’s degree program in Blockchain and Digital Asset Investment at the IEB — believes that the promise of creating a bitcoin reserve is one of the main drivers of the asset’s surging price. However, he doubts that the U.S. can accumulate such a large quantity of bitcoin, although he doesn’t rule it out entirely. And, if the proposed legislation indeed sees the light of day, other nations — such as Russia, China, Brazil, or India — wouldn’t want to be left out: “At the last highs of bitcoin in 2021, we saw the FOMO, but in this current bullish phase, we’re [dealing] with institutional FOMO. We don’t know how big this can become,” he warns
For his part, Javier Molina — a senior market analyst at eToro — doubts that bitcoin can ever be considered a store of value like gold, nor that there will ever be a large-scale adoption of the currency by governments, at least in the short and medium-term. “While the idea that bitcoin could one day play a role similar to that of gold as a store of value — like ‘digital gold’ — may be interesting, I think we’re still far from seeing a race for digital reserves at the government level,” he opines.
David Tercero-Lucas is a professor of Economics at ICADE. He specializes in cryptoassets and digital currencies. He highlights that, while bitcoin shares certain characteristics with traditional assets — such as gold, for example, given its scarcity and its independence from centralized entities — it lacks other essential characteristics typical of reliable reserve assets. “Gold has a millennia-old history as a store of value; it’s widely-accepted and has industrial uses that reinforce its usefulness. Currencies, such as the dollar, are backed by robust states and financial systems. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is extremely volatile and its value depends more on speculative expectations than on tangible fundamentals,” he details.
Therefore, according to this expert, selling gold to buy this cryptocurrency is risky, especially since its capacity to serve as a strategic reserve in crisis contexts has never been validated in the long-term. He also points out that the idea that this asset cannot be sold for 20 years — one of the requirements included in the Bitcoin Act — doesn’t offer financial resilience in the short-term. In fact, it contradicts the purpose of a strategic reserve, which should be available to stabilize the economy in emergency situations.
Santiago Carbó — a professor of Economics at the University of Valencia — agrees with this analysis. He warns that the proposed U.S. legislation sets a dangerous precedent: “Bitcoin has been anything but a stable value until now.” He trusts in the orthodoxy of the Federal Reserve to prevent this project from being approved, while still recognizing the growing acceptance of this cryptocurrency among investors. He also points to the lack of transparency in the crypto market, its lack of maturity and high levels of risk that make it unreliable as a reserve asset.
The expert consulted by EL PAÍS who’s most wary about the launch of a strategic reserve is Manuel Villegas, a digital asset analyst at Julius Baer. For him, there’s still a lot of noise around the idea. “The market has anticipated a lot and I think it hasn’t yet fully understood that this is [a serious] proposal. There’s a lot of speculation about what may happen. But the Federal Reserve is an independent authority and, in recent months, Jerome Powell hasn’t been very favorable to this issue,” he warns. Moreover, unlike SEC Chair Gary Gensler, the Fed chairman already made it clear at the last Fed meeting that he doesn’t intend to resign and that Trump cannot fire him.
Add to this another factor: market concentration. According to Villegas, buying 200,000 bitcoins a year in a market as illiquid as the current one could drive prices up excessively. And, on the other hand, it could concentrate a large part of the supply of this cryptocurrency in the hands of the U.S.: “It would become one of the largest holders of the asset, with 5% in reserves. [We also must add] the 3% held by MicroStrategy [which already has about $17 billion worth of bitcoin on its balance sheet] plus the holdings of Marathon and BlackRock,” he concludes.
While Bitcoin investors and the industry are rubbing their hands gleefully at the prospect of the pioneering cryptocurrency’s value skyrocketing even further, prediction markets indicate that this project won’t happen: the odds of the U.S. having its own Bitcoin strategic reserve stand at just 30% on Polymarket.
Translated by Avik Jain Chatlani.
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HIVE Digital, a publicly traded cryptocurrency mining firm, announced this week that it will relocate its headquarters from Vancouver to San Antonio, citing support from President-elect Donald Trump’s administration for the crypto industry’s growth as a key factor in the decision.
The company described the move as a strategic response to Trump’s re-election, highlighting the administration’s pro-Bitcoin stance and its focus on innovation and regulatory frameworks for the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
“The United States offers a competitive and business-friendly regulatory environment, along with access to capital markets,” the company said. “Texas, in particular, stands out for its supportive business climate, energy infrastructure, and skilled workforce.”
The shift underscores the growing interest in cryptocurrency and related businesses.
Cryptocurrency is a digital form of currency, such as Bitcoin, that operates independently of a central authority or government. Bitcoin lets people send money directly to each other without a bank, using a secure technology called blockchain.
Following China’s 2021 ban on crypto mining, U.S. mining activity surged, with Texas emerging as the top destination for large-scale operations.
Cryptomining is the process of using computer power to solve complex mathematical problems in order to validate transactions and secure a cryptocurrency network, earning new coins as a reward.
However, the rise of cryptomining in Texas has also sparked concerns. Critics argue that industrial-scale Bitcoin mining is driving up energy prices and straining the state’s power grid. Local politicians have raised alarms about the environmental impact and potential risks to the state’s energy infrastructure.
In addition to its favorable regulatory environment, HIVE emphasized the U.S. is a hub for funding opportunities.
“The U.S. capital markets, with their $40 trillion capitalization and daily trading volumes of $500 billion, offer unparalleled liquidity, visibility and growth potential,” said Frank Holmes, executive chairman of HIVE.
Korok Ray, a cryptocurrency researcher and associate professor at Texas A&M University, welcomed the move.
“Bringing more Bitcoin mining to Texas is a positive development for the state,” he said. “It proves that a favorable regulatory regime for this new technology attracts business. Texas lawmakers should continue to support Bitcoin, following the lead of Senator Ted Cruz.”
The move to San Antonio is expected to contribute further to the region’s growing reputation as a crypto-friendly destination.
Andy Gonzalez, co-founder of the San Antonio Crypto Network — a grassroots group focused on cryptocurrency education and long-term local investment — believes the recent resurgence in interest was inevitable once Wall Street began backing Bitcoin.
Gonzalez agreed that HIVE’s move to San Antonio is a good sign for the industry, which he said is a boon for Texas.
He added that while he understands the energy concerns some state residents have voiced, recent technological developments have seen mining centers also help the state have a surplus of stored energy, which could prove to be useful to the grid during times of high demand.
“If the government is pro-Bitcoin we’re all better for it,” he said. “Otherwise the tech and the dollars it brings goes elsewhere — to whoever embraced it.”
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120% growth! Bitcoin outperformed most asset classes last year — will the momentum sustain for cryptos in 2025? | Stock Market News
Bitcoin, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency, demonstrated 120 per cent growth in 2024, outperforming most asset classes. However, its record-breaking run slowed at the end of 2024 and into the New Year 2025, leading to the token’s first monthly drop since August 2024, according to a Bloomberg report.
Bitcoin slipped 3.2 per cent in December as investors began cashing profits following the sustained rally in the lead-up to the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States on January 20, 2025.
Bitcoin Outperformed Gold, Equities
The Trump-backed crypto fever pushed Bitcoin to an all-time high of $108,315 mid-December before US Federal Reserve decisions cooled the high. Still, the cryptocurrency has notched a 120 per cent gain through 2024, outperforming gold and global equities, as per the report. Bitcoin has also more than doubled in 2023 in a “comeback,” the report added. Interestingly, cocoa was among the few assets that beat even the crypto comeback.
And while investors and market watchers largely dipped into the Bitcoin pie, other crypto tokens also saw an influx. Meme-favourite Dogecoin rose 253 per cent—for example, a $10,000 investment in the token would have netted one $35,345 in return.
New All-time Highs?
- Edul Patel, CEO and co-founder, Mudrex, told Livemint that the outlook for 2025 is “even more promising” than 2024 due to the pro-crypto leadership at the SEC, CFTC, and the US White House working towards crypto-friendly regulations. “With better regulatory clarity from the US, the institutional interest in crypto is set to get stronger, bringing in higher inflows into the ETFs. On the other hand, countries like China, Canada, EU nations, and the Middle East are easing restrictions, creating a healthy environment for wider crypto adoption. These developments create a strong pipeline for the crypto industry, making 2025 a critical year in taking crypto investing mainstream. As adoption increases and the market matures, Bitcoin could potentially reach $150,000 by the end of the year, creating new milestones for the industry,” he added.
- Dr Sujata Seshadrinathan, Director of IT and Process, Basiz Fund Services, told Livemint she sees expectations from analysts for Bitcoin reaching life-time highs of $190,000-$200,000 in 2025. The Indian markets, she felt will see some large crypto trading platforms re-entering with due compliance to relevant government regulations. “Overall, 2025 could see regulatory clarity and protocols being established for the use of cryptocurrencies. This will mean moderation and controlled fluctuations in prices, with investor protection and institutional adoption moving well ahead on an upward trajectory,” Dr Seshadrinathan said.
- Kumar Gaurav, founder of Cashaa, speaking to Livemint echoed sentiments of Bitcoin surpassing the $150,000 level. “In 2025, I expect Bitcoin to conservatively surpass at least $150,000, fueled by increased institutional adoption, the approval of spot ETFs, and its strengthening role as a hedge against economic uncertainties,” he said. Gaurav also anticipates growth in the broader crypto markets and an increase in real-world applications. “I believe 2025 will mark a transformative year for crypto, positioning it as a cornerstone of the global financial system and accelerating mass adoption,” he stated.
Disclaimer: The views and recommendations made above are those of individual analysts or broking companies and not of Mint. We advise investors to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.
The possibility of a mega bull run happening this year has rekindled investors’ interest in the crypto market.
The previous year – 2024 – was remarkable for cryptocurrency, with Bitcoin and top altcoins like Solana, Ethereum, XRP, and even Pepe achieving new heights.
In fact, at the peak of the positive market outlook, Bitcoin crossed the monumental $100k milestone and even reached a new peak of $108k before a retracement.
Stepping into 2025, the crypto market is expected to build on this strong momentum, with experts projecting a bigger and prolonged bull run than the one witnessed in the fourth quarter of 2024.
However, as the escalating momentum of the next bull run continues to shake up the entire market, the spotlight is gradually shifting from Bitcoin and other well-established cryptos like Ethereum and shining on new cryptocurrency assets with high-growth potential.
This is no surprise as these new cryptocurrency assets present a bigger opportunity for investors to maximize the bull run and optimize their returns.
That being said, finding the right new crypto launches can sometimes be difficult, given the complex nature of the industry and the fact that there are thousands of options available.
With this in mind, we identify the best wallets to find and buy new cryptocurrency assets before they go mainstream.
Best Crypto Wallets to Buy New Cryptocurrency Assets
For those looking to gain early exposure to new cryptocurrency assets, here are the two top wallets to try out:
Best Wallet
Thanks to its groundbreaking “Upcoming Tokens” feature, Best Wallet has fully changed how investors have long interacted with assets still in their pre-launch stages. This standout functionality, which is powered by its presale aggregator, simplifies the whole process of finding and investing in highly promising new cryptos.
At its core, Best Wallet’s “Upcoming Tokens” feature filters legitimate pre-launch cryptos, presales, and even new direct-to-DEX launches and alerts investors so that they can get in early and make the most profit.
More so, through the industry-standard feature, users are able to access important information about each of the featured projects, especially their tokenomics, roadmap, pricing, and many more, eliminating all the hurdles in finding the right investment opportunities. It also provides countdowns and handy notifications on upcoming events like DEX launch so that investors can be abreast of deadlines.
To streamline investors’ experience and ensure that they do not end up on fake websites, Best Wallet, through its “Upcoming Tokens” mechanism, also makes it possible to buy these new cryptocurrency assets within the app with just a few clicks. There is also a robust portfolio facility where investors can effectively manage and grow their new tokens in a single app.
With the next bull run likely to unfold this year, there may not be a better time than now for investors to download the Best Wallet app and maximize its “Upcoming Tokens” functionality to strengthen their portfolios.
Since the addition of the innovative feature to the wallet app, Best Wallet has been consistent in identifying high-potential projects for investors, with some of the recent features, especially Pepe Unchained and Catslap emerging among the top performers.
Pepe Unchained, a Pepe-inspired meme coin with a Layer-2 functionality, became the biggest crypto presale of 2024, having raised over $73 million from early movers. Following its Uniswap listing, the token exploded on the price charts, crossing the $500 million market valuation benchmark within a few days before a dip. With major CEX listings still on the way for the token, experts say $PEPU could achieve the billion-dollar market cap milestone this year.
Similarly, Catslap also started blowing up following its debut, registering a parabolic price pump of more than 5000% within the first three days. While it took a slight dip, it still holds a 500% return from its launch price.
Overall, the impressive performances of these two projects speak to the ability of Best Wallet and its groundbreaking tool in spotting promising early-stage projects before they gain mainstream attention.
Now, active ICOs on the platform such as Wall Street Pepe (WEPE) and (SOLX), are even showing signs of following similar paths. WEPE, for instance, has already surpassed the $40 million mark in its presale, solidifying its position as one of the most in-demand new tokens on the market. Solaxy, on the other hand, just hit $8 million, underscoring investors’ confidence in its potential.
🚨 Solaxy is now live in Upcoming Tokens! 🚨@SOLAXYTOKEN gives holders an opportunity to join the first-ever Solana Layer 2 blockchain.
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There is also the Best Wallet Token $BEST – the core currency of Best Wallet itself – which has been causing heavy waves since landing on presale. What sets this token apart from other wallet cryptos is the tangible value and various benefits tied to it.
According to its whitepaper, holding $BEST guarantees exclusive access to early-stage projects at stage 0, higher staking rewards, low transaction fees, airdrops, and many more. This high-rewarding aspect of the token has significantly boosted its appeal among investors, allowing it to raise over $6 million in presale.
Meanwhile, with the platform on track to capture 46% of the non-custodial wallet market in 2026 – thanks to its innovative offerings spanning secure and decentralized storage, multichain functionality, iGaming segment, and the viral “Upcoming Tokens” tool – $BEST is poised for steady growth in the coming years.
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Phantom
Phantom is another ideal place to discover new and trending cryptocurrency assets. Through its “Trending Tokens” feature, Phantom curates a list of top trending crypto launches so that investors can gain access to them quickly and with ease.
Investors can filter by chain or other metrics that matter to them to find the next investment opportunity that’s trending among Phantom users. Some of the factors determining the tokens featured on the “Trending Tokens” tool include trading volume, price performance, social media mentions, and many more. There are also charts accompanied by various price data, settings for possible slippage, real-time updates, and everything investors may need to enter new trades.
For those looking for brand new meme coins, especially the ones launched on the fast-growing Solana blockchain, Phantom is one of the most popular spots to find them. The Web3 wallet provides direct access to Pump.fun, allowing investors to discover and buy meme tokens just minutes after their launch.
More so, to guarantee users’ safety, it has an active token filter that ensures that only genuine projects are showcased. This attribute of Phantom helps widen the visibility and exposure of new cryptos among potential traders.
Besides, don’t forget that Phantom showcased PENGU and FARTCOIN, two new Solana meme coins that later became the talk of the crypto town. Both tokens have continued to turn heads with their astonishing performances which propelled many early investors into millionaires.
Those who invested in Fartcoin at its earliest stage, for instance, saw approximately 100x returns on their initial investments after the flatulence-inspired token suddenly hit the $1 billion market valuation, reinforcing Phantom’s position as one of the best crypto wallets to find and buy new cryptocurrency assets with strong growth potential.
Another major selling point of this non-custodial Web3 wallet is its in-wallet staking feature which allows users to stake SOL and earn attractive annual percentage yields. Also, it facilitates seamless token swaps across multiple chains, including Base, Ethereum, Solana and Polygon.
As the crypto market begins a new chapter in 2025, Phantom is more likely to retain its relevance as the prime destination for investors looking to capitalize on fresh launches.
Bottom Line
While investing in new cryptocurrency assets can be risky, finding the right ones can bring massive ROI to investors.
Therefore, for those hunting for tokens in this category, one of the most reliable ways to discover them is by getting started with versatile wallet solutions like Best Wallet.
This top-tier wallet leaves no stone unturned to ensure that investors gain exposure to genuine and high-potential new cryptos alone. So far, its “Upcoming Token” feature has hosted viral presales like Pepe Unchained which eventually electrified the meme coin market with its explosive debut.
With active features like Wall Street Pepe and Solaxy currently generating significant buzz, investors looking to amplify their returns with early-stage projects are encouraged to download the Best Wallet app and explore the “Upcoming Tokens” feature.
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