In a groundbreaking move, Senate Republicans have introduced a proposal to establish a national Bitcoin reserve, positioning the United States as a major player in the global cryptocurrency landscape. The plan, which has sparked heated debate in Washington and beyond, seeks to diversify the country’s financial reserves and hedge against economic uncertainties by incorporating Bitcoin, the world’s leading cryptocurrency.
Proponents argue that adopting Bitcoin as part of a national reserve strategy would strengthen the U.S. dollar’s dominance and provide a buffer against inflation and currency devaluation. They also see it as a way to assert U. . .
