US Consideration of Bitcoin Acquisition Without Budget Increase

The possibility of acquiring Bitcoin without increasing the budget is currently under discussion in the United States. The government might expand its Bitcoin reserves with support from the White House and approval from relevant agencies. Donald Trump's special advisor on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies, David Saks, indicated that the government would consider purchasing new coins if funds can be allocated without raising taxes or national debt, potentially through reallocating existing resources. Senator Cynthia Lummis supported Trump's Bitcoin Act, which proposes buying 1 million BTC over five years using Federal Reserve and Department of Treasury funds, thus avoiding additional fiscal expenditure. She also mentioned three major bills being drafted by the Trump administration, including regulations for stablecoins and the creation of a Bitcoin reserve. Lummis expressed confidence that the Senate will cooperate with the House of Representatives to further regulate the crypto market.