Cathie Wood has just emphasized that the US government could soon establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. And apparently, this is not just a mere hypothesis: through its latest decree, the administration has already begun this move by consolidating the BTC seized during previous federal operations.

This approach marks an interesting turning point. Instead of liquidating confiscated crypto assets, the government is accumulating them. It sends a strong signal: institutions are starting to treat Bitcoin not just as an asset to be sold, but as a legitimate store of value, comparable to gold reserves or foreign exchange reserves.

For the markets, this is new. When a power like the United States strategically incorporates a cryptocurrency into its national reserves, it changes the conversation. Long-term investors see it as institutional validation, while analysts wonder what amounts we are expecting and what impact it will have on prices.