Odaily reported that Samson Mow, the CEO of JAN3 and a Bitcoin advocate, has once again sparked discussion about the U.S. government's potential digital asset reserves. Mow insists that Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency that should be considered for inclusion in such reserves. He also criticized Ripple and XRP, arguing that they do not deserve such recognition. He posted on X that "adding any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin to digital asset reserves is essentially giving taxpayers' money to companies and individuals who print tokens out of thin air." Mow reiterated that XRP and other Altcoins are not suitable as reserve assets. He has always believed that the companies behind these tokens have been creating large token supplies with minimal effort, thereby undermining the overall credibility of the cryptocurrency market.