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The 28-21 committee vote on a bill locking the government's 325,000 BTC into a 20-year Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, paired with an SEC exemption for tokenized stocks, drove the broadest rally among…
The bill would turn an executive-policy framework into statute, but it does not start the 20-year clock or authorize new federal Bitcoin purchases.
Federal legislation to hold bitcoin as a sovereign reserve asset clears a House committee, moving the US closer to treating BTC alongside gold and foreign currencies.
The 28-21 committee vote moves H.R. 8957 toward a full House floor fight, putting a formal federal Bitcoin stockpile one step closer to law.
A committee vote moves the US one step closer to holding bitcoin as a sovereign reserve asset, a milestone in how Washington formally treats BTC alongside gold and foreign currencies.
The call rests on three converging catalysts: a $4B short squeeze, Treasury yield compression from doubled bond buybacks, and White House discussions on a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
Forfeitures, civil penalties, and gifts can grow federal crypto holdings, but only Congress can authorize scheduled multibillion-dollar open-market purchases.
Policy and corporate catalysts remain conditional, while Bitcoin is boxed between $60K and $68K with momentum still tilted toward sellers.
The president stopped short of a policy commitment, but the framing matters: a federal vehicle that funnels capital into BTC would be a structural bid no prior administration has flirted with.
The order directs the Fed to open payment-rail access to uninsured and non-bank crypto firms — the first structural break in the years-long standoff between the crypto industry and US banking.
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