Odaily星球日报讯 白宫加加密和AI主管 David Sacks 在加密货币峰会前发表声明称：“美国早就应该设立比特币储备了。但我们国家没有制定长期战略，因此损失了数十亿美元，各联邦部门将立即对加密资产进行审计，并启动创建 BTC 储备和加密库存的流程，目前还没有讨论出售黄金等储备资产以购买更多比特币，但愿意以预算中立的方式购买更多比特币。这一决定将由财政部长和商务部长决定”。

Odaily星球日报讯 白宫加加密和AI主管 David Sacks 在加密货币峰会前发表声明称：“美国早就应该设立比特币储备了。但我们国家没有制定长期战略，因此损失了数十亿美元，各联邦部门将立即对加密资产进行审计，并启动创建 BTC 储备和加密库存的流程，目前还没有讨论出售黄金等储备资产以购买更多比特币，但愿意以预算中立的方式购买更多比特币。这一决定将由财政部长和商务部长决定”。

David Sacks：目前还没有讨论出售黄金等储备购买比特币，但愿意以预算中立的方式购买更多比特币

Odaily reported that David Sacks, the White House's crypto and AI chief, issued a statement before the cryptocurrency summit, saying: "The United States should have established a Bitcoin reserve long ago. But our country has not developed a long-term strategy, and as a result, we have lost billions of dollars. All federal agencies will immediately audit crypto assets and initiate the process of creating a BTC reserve and crypto inventory. There has been no discussion of selling gold and other reserve assets to buy more Bitcoin, but we are willing to purchase more Bitcoin in a budget-neutral manner. This decision will be made by the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Commerce."

Odaily: White House crypto and AI chief David Sacks issued a statement before the cryptocurrency summit, saying: "The United States should have set up a Bitcoin reserve long ago. But our country has not developed a long-term strategy, and as a result, we have lost billions of dollars. All federal agencies will immediately audit crypto assets and initiate the process of creating a BTC reserve and crypto inventory. There has been no discussion yet of selling gold and other reserve assets to buy more Bitcoin, but we are willing to purchase more Bitcoin in a budget-neutral manner. This decision will be made by the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Commerce."

David Sacks: There is no discussion of selling reserves such as gold to buy Bitcoin, but is willing to buy more Bitcoin in a budget-neutral way

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This morning, the major news in the crypto market is that Trump has officially signed an executive order to establish a U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve and digital asset reserve. According to the explanation of crypto czar David Sacks on X, the Bitcoin reserve will use about 200,000 bitcoins that the federal government has obtained through criminal or civil forfeiture. In addition, the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Commerce have been authorized to develop...

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Odaily reported that White House AI and Crypto Advisor David Sacks posted on <X platform> that over the past decade, the US federal government has sold around 195,000 Dai, earning $366 million. If the US government had still held these Dai, their current value would exceed $17 billion, which is the cost that US taxpayers have paid for not having a long-term strategy.

David Sacks: If the U.S. government still held the Bitcoin sold in the past 10 years, the current value would exceed $17 billion

The origin of strategic reserves: the national resource game from oil to BTC
In 1975, the United States established the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to address the oil crisis, which remains a core pillar of global energy security to this day. In 2025, this model was replicated in the crypto field - the Trump administration proposed to include cryptocurrencies such as <BTC> as national strategic reserve assets, marking the US's transition from "oil hegemony" to "digital asset hegemony".
The starting point of this strategy can be traced back to July 2024, when Senator Cynthia Lummis submitted the "2024 American BTC Strategic Reserve Act" (BI...

David Sacks: There is no discussion of selling reserves such as gold to buy Bitcoin, but is willing to buy more Bitcoin in a budget-neutral way

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