Federal Bitcoin Reserve: A Game-Changer for Crypto?

Is the US planning a strategic Bitcoin reserve?

Just a few weeks ago it was a very long shot. But now the president-elect is a crypto activist, all bets are off, and nothing is far fetched any more. But will he or won’t he? And should we be excited or concerned?

Join us as we find out about US reserve assets past and present - plus, how BTC might be their future.

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0:00 Intro
0:43 Governments, Treasure and Money
6:15 Current Federal Reserve Assets
9:06 BTC: Why it’s More Than Digital Gold
11:46 Trump’s Pledge and the Bitcoin Act
17:25 Conclusion: Do We Really Want Governments Stacking Sats?
19:48 Subscribe for More Crypto Insights

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📜 Disclaimer 📜

The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial, legal or tax advice. The content of this video is solely the opinions of the speaker who is not a licensed financial advisor or registered investment advisor. Trading cryptocurrencies poses considerable risk of loss. The speaker does not guarantee any particular outcome.

#US #Economy #Bitcoin

[dcahodl]

When they banned the ownership of gold. That was one of the most disgusting acts in human history.

[alcott]

The concept in “Mastering the AI Money Game” explains this perfectly. I wish I read it sooner

[roamingalone]

I thought BTC created it is that we DONT want government involved at all.

[AFP_Smokey]

US using BTC as a panic button to save itself from de dollarization

[PatchCornAdams]

Finally, a regular CB video without a bunch of extras

[shapedirt]

Next @CoinBureau video should be how Bitcoin solves the Byzantine Generals Problem. This is a fundamental and technical genius that Satoshi solved. As long as people decide to own actual BTC there is no problems with governments also owning BTC. People must not be duped into owning paper BTC such as ETFs or notes backed by BTC.

[littlet]

"Gold doesn't appreciate long term...". Thats because it's "price" is bunk, to determine its real value, you have to understand how much the us dollar has lost its purchasing power. Gold is probably closer to 10k an oz rather than $2500.

[coreyott]

I just cashed in a couple saving bonds and added $164 to the U.S. debt. 😊

[CandycaneBeyond]

10:00 history lesson over, information starts

[crnfake]

I think we need a video schooling us on Austrian economics 101 compared to Keynesian economics… cos it seems this video was close to broaching Austrian economics only it didn’t go there. Maybe relating to bitcoin standard or something might be a good angle too

[nicholasroberts]

This video have so much value. Great history lesson

[KwaddawK]

Gold, property or cash in a bank doesn't magically disappear upon the owner's death, loss of passwords, loss or damage to physical wallets and devices. How many dollars in crypto has been lost so far?

[embodiedconducting]

As good as the Lummis bill might be for my porfolio, I prefer a wolrd where the USA and other nation states limit their unbridled enthusiasm to limiting burdensume and unfair regulation rather than accumulating the asset.

[adzxssdsa]

Brilliant video, you nailed every detail. I’ve been trying to follow this format for my own channel.

[Spemakis]

Great content as always. Love that you do proper research!

[bluefortytwo]

The fact that M. Bison infiltrated Coin Bureau, on a Tuesday no less, is simply glorious.

[GPOutdoorProductions]

When is Ethereum finally gonna show some bullish momentum. Bitcoin at 93k and Eth still hanging around just above 3k is frustrating

[ShaneSchimpf]

Vs the S&P, bitcoin is a no brainer.

[markfindlay]

They may take our fiat but they will never take our Bitcoin ! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[jaygreenakajackstax]

Look how much gold has rallied since 1971...
Gold and Silver have very different cycles than stocks and tend to be forgotten because they are so slow in their moves.
I'll remind all in 2030 when gold hits 20'000 usd.
But just to be clear I'll be holding btc then too. ❤