While most of the crypto community celebrated the landmark news, crypto markets sold off after it was revealed that the U.S. would not be buying Bitcoin.

Prominent members of the crypto community are questioning the move as the first White House Crypto Summit approaches.

The U.S. President confirmed long-awaited plans to launch a crypto reserve, but surprised many by including ADA, XRP, and SOL.

The movement to integrate BTC into state financial strategies gains momentum as Oklahoma joins Arizona and Utah in advancing SBR legislation.

The BitMEX founder argues that a Bitcoin reserve will serve little long-term purpose and that crypto regulation will likely favor rich centralized businesses.

A stablecoin bill will likely precede broader market regulation to President Donald Trump’s desk, and a bitcoin reserve will be a priority.

Garlinghouse argues that a diverse reserve would better reflect the crypto ecosystem.

The proposed bill could make Arizona the first U.S. state to adopt Bitcoin as part of its financial reserves.

Trump's strategic Bitcoin Reserve Proposal signals a major shift in U.S. economic policy and cryptocurrency adoption.

Following similar proposals from Texas and Florida, Ohio introduces legislation to create a Bitcoin reserve as part of its strategy to strengthen state finances.