Sen. Hagerty hints U.S. could add to its Bitcoin reserve ‘very soon’

The U.S. is pivoting from selling seized Bitcoin to hoarding it, with plans to aggressively expand our $16 billion stockpile. This strategic reserve is a move to dominate a finite global resource, but there’s a catch: any new purchases must be deficit-neutral. This means the government would have to cut spending elsewhere in the budget just to buy more crypto. Is it responsible to prioritize a Bitcoin reserve over other federal funding? What’s your take?
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