PANews reported on March 8 that according to News.bitcoin, the White House explained Trump's executive order that confiscated bitcoins will no longer be sold and will be stored as part of a new strategic bitcoin reserve managed for the U.S. Treasury. Other digital assets will enter a separate U.S. digital asset reserve. The goal is to strengthen supervision, improve management and develop a long-term encryption strategy. U.S. federal agencies must now report their Bitcoin holdings directly to the Treasury Department.
Trump's executive order will require US federal agencies to report their Bitcoin holdings directly to the Treasury Department
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