White House advisor teases major announcement again

The U.S. government claims a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve could halve the national debt in 20 years, yet they can’t even keep their current stash safe—losing $46 million to theft last year alone. Despite a year of "coming soon" teases, the reserve still isn't a reality, stalled by legal hurdles and security failures. If the state can't protect what it already owns, how can Bitcoin ever be a reliable instrument of national power? Is this a visionary move or a reckless gamble?
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