The "2024 Bitcoin Act" proposes the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve in the United States, with funding sources becoming a key challenge
According to Solid Intel, the "2024 Bitcoin Act" proposes that the US government establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, with part of the funds coming from remittances of profits from the Federal Reserve. However, currently, the Federal Reserve is losing more than $1 billion per week, with cumulative losses reaching $212 billion. Remittances cannot be resumed until these losses are made up for. Therefore, initial funding for this act may rely on revaluation and remonetization of gold reserves held by the U.S. Treasury Department.
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