The White House just made it official: the United States now has a strategic Bitcoin reserve. While the details remain murky, the move marks a clear shift in Washington’s stance on digital assets. But for those worried about the government dumping its gold to fund this new strategy, Trump’s crypto czar, David Sacks, has offered a temporary assurance: no plans to sell U.S. gold holdings—at least, not yet. “There have been no discussions about selling gold to buy Bitcoin,” Sacks said Friday. “The Treasury and Commerce Departments will evaluate any future decisions regarding Bitcoin accumulation, but no official talks have been held yet.” That last word—“yet”—should not go unnoticed. Because when governments start reshuffling their asset reserves, history tells us…
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