United States May Use Tariff Revenue to Build Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Bo Hines Says
Bo Hines says the U.S. may fund a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve using tariff revenue and gold revaluation without taxpayer dollars.
Bo Hines says the U.S. may fund a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve using tariff revenue and gold revaluation without taxpayer dollars.
The U.S. may use gold reserve gains to fund Bitcoin purchases under a new proposal aiming to acquire 1 million BTC over five years.
As US Treasuries decline, Bitcoin and Gold rise as alternative reserves, driven by economic shifts, protectionism, and monetary expansion.
Robert Kiyosaki predicts silver will hit $70 in 2024, citing strong demand and fiat devaluation, but his past market forecasts were often wrong.
Gold nears $3,100 resistance amid bullish momentum, with Fibonacci levels signaling a potential pullback. Key support at $3,050-$3,058.
Max Keiser predicts gold-backed stablecoins will surpass USD alternatives, citing inflation and geopolitical factors.
A senior White House official confirms the U.S. may sell gold reserves to buy Bitcoin, aiming to secure 1 million BTC under new plans.
Gold hits $3,000 for the first time, outpacing crypto in investor interest. Social media trends and technicals confirm its bullish momentum.
Bitcoin’s stability and Gold’s peak set the stage for a 2025 altcoin rally. Strong fundamentals may drive selective gains in crypto.
Bitcoin relies on private key knowledge, unlike gold, which requires physical possession. Samson Mow highlights the key ownership difference between the two.
Elon Musk and Donald Trump set to inspect Fort Knox gold reserves, sparking speculation about the state of America's treasured holdings.
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