Name similarity becomes intriguing in this development. Recently, a Japanese lawmaker presented a new proposal. As you may recall, several months ago, statements emerged from the Trump camp, led by Lummis, advocating for the U.S. government to establish a Bitcoin 
$102,219 reserve. This proposal even evolved into a legislative bill.
Satoshi and the Bitcoin Reserve Idea
Trump appointed someone to organize cryptocurrency efforts at the White House before taking office in January. This individual will also work to realize the Bitcoin reserve concept. Today, Japanese parliament member Satoshi Hamada has taken steps to create a national Bitcoin reserve.
Satoshi Hamada, sharing a name with Satoshi Nakamoto, believes that his country should establish its strategic Bitcoin reserve before the U.S. implements this idea. Recently, Russian President Putin mentioned that Bitcoin would not be obstructed.
National Bitcoin Reserve
States can easily create reserves for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with minimal effort. The fact that even Federal Reserve members, including the President, view Bitcoin as an “asset competing with gold” explains our current situation well. Governments already possess vast gold reserves and can similarly create reserves for Bitcoin, often referred to as “digital gold.”
MicroStrategy, MARA, RIOT, BlackRock, and thousands of companies have begun to hold BTC in their reserves. The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, has thousands of ETF customers indirectly holding BTC through its IBIT BTC ETF product.
Every week, we read news about institutions purchasing billions of dollars in BTC. Many companies are adding Bitcoin to their reserves to improve stock performance and increase share prices, with MicroStrategy being the most advanced player in this regard. It has grown significantly, with a strong likelihood of being added to the NASDAQ100 in March.
MSTR alone holds approximately 2% of the BTC supply. The total BTC held by ETF issuers, governments, private and public companies, BTC miners, and DeFi platforms is valued at $292 billion, representing 13.81% of the BTC supply.
