Anthony Pompliano interviews Executive Director Bo Hines on President Trump’s Bitcoin strategy, revealing proposals to fund a massive BTC reserve without taxpayer cost.
Texas House Bill (H.B.) 4258 authorizes the state’s comptroller to invest funds from the state’s Economic Stabilization Fund, often considered its “Rainy Day Fund”, into bitcoin and/or other cryptocurrencies.
A new bill submitted to South Carolina’s House of Representatives enables the State Treasurer to build a “Strategic Digital Assets Reserve”, which can include up to one million bitcoin.
At the Digital Assets Summit in New York, President Trump's Executive Director on Digital Assets, Bo Hines, made a bold declaration: the United States wants "as much [Bitcoin] as we can get."
Congressman Nicholas “Nick” Begich (R-AK) is a long-term bitcoin holder who believes in Americans’ right to self custody their bitcoin and understands the importance of bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset for the United States.
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