The U.S. Treasury has officially confirmed a strategic Bitcoin reserve program. According to recent statements, the department is currently holding between $15-20 billion in seized BTC as a sovereign asset on its balance sheet. This marks a significant shift in how major institutions are treating Bitcoin—not as a liability to be liquidated, but as a legitimate reserve asset alongside traditional holdings. The current posture is one of preservation: no active buying program, no selling pressure planned for the foreseeable future. This move reflects a broader recognition within policy circles that Bitcoin could serve as part of a diversified sovereign wealth strategy, particularly as geopolitical and monetary dynamics continue to evolve globally.