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The US crypto executive order required government agencies to transparently disclose the amount of Bitcoin and digital assets they hold. According to the order signed by Donald Trump in March, the information was supposed to be disclosed in April. However, 172 days have passed and there has still been no official announcement; the US digital reserve remains unclear.
Trump Takes Action in Crypto
After being elected president, Trump took significant steps regarding cryptocurrencies. The US cryptocurrency executive order he signed on March 6 required government agencies to transparently disclose their digital assets. Neither Trump, nor Treasury Secretary Bessent, nor White House Cryptocurrency Lead David Sacks shared any information. This situation remains a mystery in terms of the US digital reserve and market transparency.
Agencies Silent on US Crypto Executive Order
Treasury Department officials stated that they did not have a report and referred the matter to other agencies. The IRS, Secret Service, and US Marshals have not made a public statement for 172 days. Experts say this silence has increased uncertainty about the US digital reserve.
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Bitcoin Reserve Still Unclear!
Experts indicate that the US holds approximately 200,000 Bitcoin. It is still unclear how much BTC each institution holds. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency holds only 28,000 BTC. They will use seized coins rather than making new purchases to build reserves. This makes control and transparency of the US digital reserve even more critical.