#美国寻求战略比特币储备

In March 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order announcing that approximately 200k bitcoins (worth about $20 billion at the time) seized through judicial procedures by the federal government would be incorporated into the national reserves and designated as "permanent national assets." The plan aims to strengthen the dollar's dominance in the global financial system through diversified reserve assets and hedge against inflation and fiscal risks. In subsequent developments, Senator Cynthia Lummis led legislative efforts to introduce supporting bills attempting to legally institutionalize a long-term strategy to acquire up to 1 million BTC within five years.

Analysts believe this series of measures is part of the United States' systematic operation to build a "Digital Bretton Woods System," attempting to more tightly anchor the real economy and the crypto market within the dollar system through a "dual circulation" framework. However, the plan faces numerous internal doubts: on one hand, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell explicitly stated that the central bank has no authority to hold Bitcoin; on the other hand, critics worry that Bitcoin itself lacks intrinsic value support and is highly volatile. Large-scale purchases using public funds could turn taxpayers into the final "bagholders," leading some commentators to label this as "the biggest cryptocurrency scam in history."