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US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Gains Bipartisan Backing, Says White House Advisor

US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Gains Bipartisan Support, Says White House Advisor Patrick Witt, executive director of the President’s Council of Advisers for Digital Assets, stated there is bipartisan support for legislation to codify the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, though it may not pass in the current Congress. Established by executive order in March 2025, the reserve is capitalized with government-held bitcoin and barred from selling BTC. Agencies were required to report their digital assets to Treasury, which delivered a legal and investment evaluation to the White House. However, the exact amount of bitcoin in the reserve remains undisclosed to the public. Witt indicated that while timing is uncertain, there is momentum to advance legislation, potentially in must-pass bills like the NDAA, to solidify the reserve beyond executive action. Bitcoin traded at $69,894 at press time.

bitcoinistIeri 17:01

US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Gains Bipartisan Backing, Says White House Advisor

bitcoinistIeri 17:01

U.S. Crypto Reserves Shrink by 26%: No 'Strategy' for Purchases, Only Shrinking 'Reserves'

A year after former US President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" and a "US Digital Asset Reserve," the value of the US government's cryptocurrency holdings has fallen by 26%, from over $30 billion to approximately $22.39 billion. The reserves, which consist primarily of seized assets and are not involve new purchases, include about 328,272 Bitcoin (valued at roughly $22 billion), as well as Ethereum, USDC, wrapped Bitcoin, and BNB. The government has not increased its Bitcoin holdings since the order was issued and has no plans to use taxpayer funds for additional acquisitions. Officials emphasize that market volatility does not change the administration's commitment to US leadership in crypto, but critics warn that a lack of transparency and a clear framework could distort markets and erode public trust.

比推03/06 12:48

U.S. Crypto Reserves Shrink by 26%: No 'Strategy' for Purchases, Only Shrinking 'Reserves'

比推03/06 12:48

US Official Says Seized Bitcoin From Samourai Case Was Not Sold

A senior White House advisor confirmed that the 57.55 BTC (worth approximately $6.3 million) seized in the Samourai Wallet case has not been sold by the U.S. government. The Bitcoin will instead be held in the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, as directed by Executive Order 14233 signed by President Trump in March 2025. The clarification came after blockchain analysts observed a transfer to a Coinbase Prime address, sparking speculation about a potential sale. The Department of Justice stated the transfer was an internal custody procedure and not a liquidation. The case involved Samourai Wallet developers who pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money-transmitting service and money laundering. The policy to hold rather than auction seized Bitcoin aims to prevent market volatility, though opinions remain divided on the long-term implications of the government's crypto reserve strategy.

bitcoinist01/17 19:32

US Official Says Seized Bitcoin From Samourai Case Was Not Sold

bitcoinist01/17 19:32

U.S. government confirms it did not sell Bitcoin seized from Samourai Wallet

The U.S. government has not sold the Bitcoin seized from Samourai Wallet, according to a confirmation from the Department of Justice (DOJ). The statement refutes earlier claims that the assets were liquidated, which would have violated Executive Order 14233 requiring forfeited Bitcoin to be retained. The DOJ clarified that the Bitcoin remains on the government’s balance sheet as part of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. On-chain data from Arkham supports this, showing no significant outflows from known U.S. government wallets. The confusion stemmed from historical precedent where seized Bitcoin was auctioned, but current policy under the executive order mandates holding such assets. The U.S. government continues to hold over 328,000 BTC, valued at more than $31 billion.

ambcrypto01/16 21:44

U.S. government confirms it did not sell Bitcoin seized from Samourai Wallet

ambcrypto01/16 21:44

US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Is Still A ‘Priority,’ White House Adviser Says

White House adviser Patrick Witt confirms that establishing a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve remains a priority for the administration. Interagency discussions are ongoing to implement former President Trump’s executive order, which mandates treating federally held bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset. While legal and bureaucratic complexities are being addressed, Witt emphasized that the effort involves multiple agencies, including Treasury, Commerce, and the Department of Justice. He also clarified that bitcoin seized in the Samourai Wallet case has not been sold, despite speculation, and remains part of the government’s holdings. At the time of reporting, BTC was trading at $95,078.

bitcoinist01/15 04:06

US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Is Still A ‘Priority,’ White House Adviser Says

bitcoinist01/15 04:06

Senator Warren’s Warning: SEC Receives Letter On Potential Losses With Crypto In 401(k) Funds

Senator Elizabeth Warren has expressed strong concerns to SEC Chair Paul Atkins regarding the inclusion of cryptocurrencies in 401(k) retirement plans. In a letter, she argued that such investments pose significant risks due to their volatility, lack of market transparency, and potential conflicts of interest. Warren emphasized that retirement funds should not be exposed to high-risk assets and questioned whether the SEC is adequately protecting investors. She also raised issues about fee structures and market manipulation in crypto markets. Despite regulatory efforts to foster innovation, Warren remains skeptical, highlighting the tension between investor protection and the administration’s pro-crypto stance.

bitcoinist01/13 00:02

Senator Warren’s Warning: SEC Receives Letter On Potential Losses With Crypto In 401(k) Funds

bitcoinist01/13 00:02

US Marshals Deny Selling 57.5 Bitcoin After Court Doc, On-Chain Buzz

The US Marshals Service (USMS) has denied selling 57.5 Bitcoin that were reportedly liquidated, contradicting claims from crypto media and on-chain analysts. The controversy arose after court documents and blockchain movements suggested the BTC, linked to the Samourai Wallet case, was transferred to Coinbase Prime—often interpreted as a sale signal. The alleged sale appeared to conflict with Executive Order 14233, which mandates that forfeited Bitcoin be preserved in a Strategic BTC Reserve. Senator Cynthia Lummis expressed concern over the report, questioning why the government would sell while other nations accumulate Bitcoin. The USMS stated it follows a multi-level approval process for liquidations and confirmed no such sale occurred, criticizing media outlets for not fact-checking. The confusion stemmed from an Asset Liquidation Agreement and on-chain activity that alone could not definitively prove a sale.

bitcoinist01/08 16:18

US Marshals Deny Selling 57.5 Bitcoin After Court Doc, On-Chain Buzz

bitcoinist01/08 16:18

US DOJ Bitcoin Sales Spark Concern From US Senator

US Senator Cynthia Lummis expressed deep alarm after the US Department of Justice transferred and likely sold approximately 57.55 BTC (worth around $6.3 million) seized in a criminal case. The action contradicts a 2025 executive order by the President directing the creation of a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and requiring seized bitcoin to be held, not sold. Blockchain data showed the bitcoin was sent to a Coinbase Prime wallet and later liquidated. Lummis, who chairs a Senate subcommittee on digital assets, questioned the move and called for greater policy clarity and transparency. The incident has sparked broader questions about the government’s handling of seized crypto assets.

bitcoinist01/07 01:02

US DOJ Bitcoin Sales Spark Concern From US Senator

bitcoinist01/07 01:02

Did the U.S. Marshals Service Violate Trump's Executive Order by Selling Confiscated Bitcoin?

In a potential violation of Executive Order 14233, the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) appears to have sold 57.5 Bitcoin, valued at $6.36 million, seized from Samourai Wallet developers Keonne Rodriguez and William Lonergan Hill as part of their plea agreement. The Bitcoin was transferred to a Coinbase Prime wallet on November 3, 2025, and the address has since been emptied, indicating a sale. The executive order, signed by President Trump, mandates that Bitcoin obtained through criminal forfeiture must be held in the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and not sold. Legal analysis confirms the seized assets fall under the order's definition of "government bitcoin," and no statute requires such assets to be liquidated. This action by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) continues a pattern of defying federal directives, including a Justice Department memo to end prosecutions against developers of non-custodial crypto tools. The article questions whether the Trump administration is truly ending the "war on crypto," suggesting that pardoning Rodriguez and investigating this sale would affirm its pro-crypto stance.

marsbit01/06 09:38

Did the U.S. Marshals Service Violate Trump's Executive Order by Selling Confiscated Bitcoin?

marsbit01/06 09:38

U.S. Faces Scrutiny Over Bitcoin Sale Despite Strategic Reserve Order

The U.S. government is under scrutiny for allegedly violating its own Executive Order 14233, which mandates that seized Bitcoin must be held in a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and not sold. Despite this, the U.S. Marshals Service transferred approximately 57.55 BTC (worth $6.3 million) seized in a legal case involving Samourai Wallet to Coinbase Prime, effectively selling it. This action contradicts the order’s intent to treat Bitcoin similarly to gold reserves. U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis has criticized the move, warning it could weaken the country’s strategic position as other nations accumulate Bitcoin. The incident raises concerns about inconsistent crypto policies and eroding trust in U.S. digital asset strategy.

TheNewsCrypto01/06 07:57

U.S. Faces Scrutiny Over Bitcoin Sale Despite Strategic Reserve Order

TheNewsCrypto01/06 07:57

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