U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a plan to create a national cryptocurrency reserve. The reserve is expected to include various cryptocurrencies, primarily focusing on Bitcoin 
$92,558. Market experts predict that, in the final stage, the reserve will consist almost entirely of Bitcoin, signaling a significant shift in the U.S. digital economy policies.
Bitcoin-Centric Reserve Claims
Trump’s proposed cryptocurrency reserve was anticipated to contain diverse assets such as Solana 
$147, XRP, Cardano 
$0.687175, and Ethereum 
$1,746. However, experts argue that the majority of the reserve will ultimately comprise Bitcoin. Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, stated that including options outside Bitcoin complicates the reserve unnecessarily.
Expectations that Bitcoin will be the core element of the reserve have led to varying interpretations among market participants. While some analysts insist that only Bitcoin should be included in such a reserve, others advocate for a broader asset portfolio as a more robust policy approach. Nevertheless, Hougan believes that as the reserve structure is simplified, Bitcoin will dominate.
Market Reactions and Political Impacts
Following the announcement of the reserve plan, Bitcoin prices experienced an immediate surge before fluctuations occurred in the market. Experts attribute these price movements largely to uncertainties regarding the definitive structure of the reserve.
Howard Lutnick, a U.S. Commerce Department official, revealed that Bitcoin could gain special status within this reserve. This situation may trigger other countries to develop similar reserve models. The U.S. digital economy policy is being closely monitored on the international stage, with specific details of the plan expected to be clarified in upcoming meetings.
Some market commentators suggest that this initiative signals positive developments in the U.S. cryptocurrency market strategy. Despite gaps in the reserve structure, Hougan expressed a generally optimistic outlook. Investors and industry representatives are attentively following updates on the reserve’s concrete framework.
