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On November 4, 2025, Senator Cynthia Lummis announced that the only way to tackle the U.S.'s staggering $37 trillion national debt is through a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR), praising President Trump's support for this idea. Her BITCOIN Act of 2025, which she co-sponsored with Congressman Nick Begich, requires the government to purchase 200,000 BTC each year for five years, aiming to accumulate a total of 1 million coins—roughly 5% of Bitcoin’s total supply. These coins would be held for at least 20 years as a hedge against inflation. Lummis believes this strategy could cut the national debt in half within two decades, while VanEck suggests it could lead to a debt reduction of up to $21 trillion by 2049.
Currently, the U.S. holds about 198,000 to 200,000 BTC, worth around $14 billion, mainly acquired from confiscated scam operations, with Trump's executive order paving the way for this no-cost federal reserve. Lummis cautions that reckless money-printing could lead to hyperinflation similar to what happened in Weimar Germany or Zimbabwe, positioning Bitcoin’s capped supply of 21 million coins as a responsible alternative to potential default or economic collapse. She outlines three paths for the nation: disaster, rampant inflation, or a tech-savvy recovery through cryptocurrency.
To ensure this initiative’s longevity beyond future administrations, Lummis is advocating for bipartisan legislation, with her team actively engaging with Democratic lawmakers. Meanwhile, countries like the Philippines, Brazil, and Sweden are also considering similar reserves, elevating Bitcoin from a mere speculative asset to a crucial strategic resource for nations. Lummis's bill represents a significant effort to integrate cryptocurrency into the United States' financial framework.
