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Congressman and Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) announced on March 6 that he has reintroduced the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, a bill designed to prevent the federal government from creating a central bank digital currency (CBDC) that could compromise Americans’ financial privacy. The legislation, which has gained the support of 100 Republican cosponsors, seeks to ensure that a CBDC cannot be used as a tool for government surveillance or control over financial transactions. Emmer warned of the risks associated with a government-issued digital currency, stating: If not designed to be open, permissionless, and private – resembling cash – a government-issued CBDC is nothing more than an Orwellian surveillance tool that would be used to erode the American way of life. Originally introduced in January 2022, the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act has now been brought forward multiple times, with this latest version representing another attempt to block CBDC development. The bill specifically prohibits the Federal Reserve from issuing a CBDC directly to individuals, preventing it from becoming a retail bank with access to personal financial data. It also stops the Fed from using a CBDC to implement monetary policy and bars the Treasury Department from directing the Fed to create one. Emmer emphasized the urgency of codifying protections against CBDCs, referencing President Donald Trump’s stance on the issue. He stressed: President Trump understands the dangers CBDCs present and has already issued an executive order prohibiting federal agencies from exploring one. Now, we must codify this executive order in law and permanently ban their development so a future administration cannot weaponize this technology against Americans. The bill previously passed the U.S. House of Representatives during the 118th Congress and continues to be a focal point for Republicans concerned about financial privacy. Supporters argue that a CBDC could grant the federal government unprecedented access to citizens’ financial activities, allowing it to monitor transactions or restrict politically disfavored activities. Critics of the bill, however, contend that a well-structured CBDC could modernize the financial system and enhance payment security without threatening individual freedoms. As discussions over digital currency and financial privacy intensify, the fate of the legislation will depend on legislative negotiations and public opinion. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

By the one and only, weird, philosophical, and eccentric Crypto P --- 🌍 A Crypto Strategic Reserve? Seriously?! Imagine this: A world where governments don’t just ban, tax, and regulate crypto into oblivion but actually store it like they do with gold. Sounds crazy, right? But hold on, because this idea is gaining traction. The U.S. government, alongside other financial giants, is toying with the concept of a "Crypto Strategic Reserve" (CSR)—a state-backed stash of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major cryptos. 🚀 🤔 Why would they do this? Because despite all the fud (fear, uncertainty, and doubt), crypto is proving to be an unstoppable financial force. And guess what? The U.S. doesn’t want to be left behind while nations like China, Russia, and even El Salvador make bold moves in the digital asset space. But let’s ask the real question: Will a crypto reserve actually trigger the next bull run? --- 🏦 How Would a Crypto Reserve Even Work? If a Crypto Strategic Reserve became a reality, it would likely function like this: Bitcoin & Ethereum as Reserve Assets 🏆 Similar to gold, BTC and ETH could be stored to back financial stability. On-Chain Transparency 🔍 Unlike traditional reserves (which are super secretive), crypto reserves would be open for public verification. Imagine an official U.S. wallet you could track! Smart Contracts for Stability 🤖 Instead of governments manipulating money supply behind closed doors, smart contracts could manage reserves automatically based on pre-set economic conditions. Decentralized Collateral 🔐 Instead of propping up the system with government bonds, the reserve could use decentralized assets as backing—paving the way for a truly digital economy. Sounds futuristic? Maybe. But so did Bitcoin in 2009. 💡 --- 🚀 Bull Market Incoming? The #BullRebound Theory Now let’s talk about what really matters to all of us degens—💰 how will this impact the market? 1️⃣ Massive Institutional FOMO If governments start stacking BTC, expect big institutions to follow suit. Hedge funds, banks, and pension funds will rush in. 2️⃣ "Too Big to Fail" Crypto If Bitcoin becomes part of official reserves, governments will have a vested interest in keeping it stable. That means less risk of bans and more mainstream adoption. 3️⃣ Liquidity Explosion The crypto market would experience one of the biggest liquidity surges in history, driving prices up. If you thought the 2021 bull run was wild, imagine what happens when governments enter the game! 4️⃣ Bitcoin as the New Global Standard? If Bitcoin becomes a strategic reserve asset, could it actually replace the U.S. dollar as the global financial standard? The idea isn't as crazy as it sounds. 📉 What if it goes wrong? Governments love power. If they control too much of the crypto supply, they could manipulate it just like fiat currencies. So decentralization must remain at the core of any reserve system. --- 🔥 Crypto P’s Take: Will the U.S. Actually Do This? 🧐 The U.S. is terrified of losing its financial dominance. If China launches a digital yuan backed by crypto and Bitcoin goes parabolic, America will have no choice but to react. Mark my words: "If the U.S. doesn't embrace crypto reserves, another nation will—and they will reap the rewards." 🚀 --- 🗣 What Do You Think? Would a U.S. Crypto Reserve be bullish or bearish? Could Bitcoin replace gold as the new financial backbone? Would a crypto-backed reserve destroy decentralization? Drop your thoughts below & share this with your fellow degens! Let’s get this conversation going. #CryptoP #BullRebound #DigitalGold #BitcoinReserve #CryptoStrategicReserve #CryptoMarkets

As cryptocurrencies divide global geopolitics, Russia is charting a singular path. Vladimir Putin, while recognizing the intangibility of bitcoin, categorically opposes its integration into national reserves. This position contrasts with that of Donald Trump, a fervent advocate for a crypto-sovereign America. Between technological fascination and strategic caution, Moscow navigates a delicate balance on the digital chessboard. Russia is not betting on bitcoin to secure its economic future. Vladimir Kolychev, Deputy Minister of Finance, made this clear: the National Wealth Fund (NWF) favors physical gold and the yuan. With 60% of Chinese currencies and 40% of precious metal, Moscow locks its reserves against market turbulence. “Digital assets are too volatile for a sovereign fund,” insists Kolychev. This choice reflects a relentless logic: liquidity takes precedence over the lure of profit. With 11.97 trillion rubles (122 billion dollars), the NWF represents 5.6% of the projected Russian GDP for 2025. A ratio deemed too low to take risks. “Below 7 to 10% of GDP, any exposure to speculative assets would be irresponsible,” explains the financial expert. Putin himself tempered enthusiasm in 2021: “Bitcoin has value, but its instability makes it unsuitable for oil trading.” This distrust is not new. As early as 2017, the Kremlin was regulating cryptocurrencies to limit money laundering. This regulation was strengthened in 2022 by banning crypto payments. However, behind these barriers lies a more nuanced reality: Russia is discreetly using bitcoin to circumvent sanctions. A paradox that reveals a dual strategy. While Moscow treads carefully on domestic bitcoin, its interest in blockchain reveals a broader ambition. Vladimir Putin does not reject the blockchain revolution. His meeting in 2017 with Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ethereum, attests to this. The Russian president already saw in this technology a lever of influence. A vision that has matured: in 2024, Russia established a legal framework to exploit digital assets… without yielding to speculative frenzy. “No one can ban bitcoin,” stated Putin in December 2024. A shocking statement that summarizes his philosophy: it is impossible to ignore cryptocurrencies, but imprudent to adopt them without control. Thus, Moscow encourages blockchain infrastructure to modernize its key sectors (energy, logistics), while stifling their public use. An approach that serves two masters: technological innovation and the stability of the ruble. On the international stage, bitcoin becomes a circumvention tool. In the face of Western sanctions, Russia uses it for cross-border transactions, especially with Asian or Middle Eastern partners. A discreet but vital tactic to maintain trade flows. Internally, however, the Kremlin remains vigilant: there is no question of allowing cryptocurrencies to threaten its monetary control. The Russian stance on bitcoin is a skillful blend of realism and distrust. While Trump dreams of American crypto reserves , Putin bets on gold, the yuan, and a domesticated blockchain.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Thursday the creation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve and a separate digital asset stockpile, fulfilling one of his biggest campaign promises to the crypto community. Under the executive order, the U.S. Treasury will hold Bitcoin seized in criminal and civil forfeitures in a strategic $BTC reserve. The directive also opens the door to the government potentially acquiring more Bitcoin on the open market, as well as through transfers from federal agencies that hold the token. “The Secretaries of Treasury and Commerce are authorized to develop budget-neutral strategies for acquiring additional Bitcoin, provided that those strategies impose no incremental costs on American taxpayers,” the executive order reads. The U.S. Digital Assets Stockpile—a separate entity—will consist of a variety of altcoins seized through forfeitures alone, with federal agencies fully accounting for the stockpile’s tokens. The federal government might sell some of the assets in its stockpile, pending approval from the Treasury Secretary. “This move harnesses the power of digital assets for national prosperity, rather than letting them languish in limbo,” the order reads. President Trump, who called Bitcoin a “scam” just four years ago, refashioned himself into an unlikely cheerleader for digital assets in the lead up to the 2024 presidential election, inspiring much of the cash-flush crypto industry to rally behind him. As part of his efforts to court the crypto crowd, Trump promised to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, ban central bank digital currencies or CBDCs, protect the interests of Bitcoin miners, and make the U.S. a leader in blockchain innovation. Trump’s executive order marks his fulfillment of one of those campaign promises, and is billed as a step toward making the U.S the “crypto capital of the world.” The directive comes amid a cryptocurrency market swoon, and at a time when Bitcoin is trading more than 20% below its all-time-high price that was set in January, CoinGecko data shows. The executive order seeks to centralize control of the U.S. government’s crypto assets, it reads, as well as provide clear definitions for the separate reserve and stockpile. “Currently, no clear policy exists for managing these assets, leading to a lack of accountability and inadequate exploration of options to centralize, secure, or maximize their value,” the executive order reads. Until now, there had been little consensus among lawmakers over what constituted a “strategic reserve” versus a “stockpile,” and whether either would hold Bitcoin, altcoins, or a combination of both assets. Ideas for both stashes have swirled on Capitol Hill for the past few months. Trump’s latest directive, however, clarifies the difference between the two stashes. And although the reserve and stockpile hold dissimilar assets, they serve at least one of the same functions. Establishing the crypto stashes, “will ensure proper oversight, accurate tracking, and a cohesive approach to managing the government’s cryptocurrency holdings,” the executive order reads.

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