PANews reported on April 2nd that according to Bitcoin.com, as the US government pays special attention to incorporating Bitcoin and stablecoins into its economic structure, proposals to further promote this integration continue to emerge. The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI), a non-profit organization researching Bitcoin-related policies, has released a Bitcoin bond initiative, a proposal aimed at combining debt issuance with Bitcoin investment. The Bitcoin bonds will be implemented as a US debt instrument, with 90% of the proceeds used for government fund operations and 10% for Bitcoin acquisition investment. This will enable the United States to acquire Bitcoin in a "budget-neutral" manner, as encouraged by the "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Establishment of US Digital Asset Reserve" enacted on March 6th.

BPI predicts that Bitcoin bonds will help the United States save over $3.54 billion in the next decade, not considering potential additional gains from possible Bitcoin price increases.