According to Bloomberg, the Trump administration's plan to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve is facing adjustments due to issues of authority and legal authorization. Sources say the original plan was for the U.S. Treasury to manage the reserve, but there are doubts within the government about whether the Treasury has the legal authority to manage the relevant Bitcoin assets. As a result, alternatives such as placing it under the U.S. Department of Commerce are being evaluated. The Office of Legal Counsel of the U.S. Department of Justice is working with the Treasury and the Commerce Department to study legally viable implementation paths. The White House stated that the government is still evaluating the best structure for a strategic Bitcoin reserve and a U.S. digital asset reserve. Trump had previously asked the Treasury and the Commerce Department to jointly develop a budget-neutral plan for acquiring more Bitcoin, with reserve assets primarily coming from Bitcoin confiscated by the federal government, and additional purchases could be made through budget-neutral means.