US may use gold reserves to buy up to 1 million BTC

• United States considers buying Bitcoin with gold reserves
• Proposal could position Bitcoin as an official strategic asset
• Donald Trump supports use of BTC in new economic policy

A new legislative proposal in the United States has drawn attention by suggesting the use of profits from gold reserves to acquire Bitcoin, marking a possible historic shift in the country's economic policy. The proposal is part of the so-called Bitcoin Act of 2025, promoted by White House advisor Bo Hines.

Under the plan, the U.S. government could buy up to 1 million BTC over the next five years, using the revenue from Federal Reserve gold certificates. This move would keep spending budget-neutral and in line with the country’s fiscal guidelines.

The bill also envisages the official recognition of Bitcoin as a national strategic asset. This would indicate an institutional appreciation of the digital asset and reinforce the role of cryptocurrencies in US economic policy. In addition, the plan aims to demonstrate a solid US commitment to integrating digital assets into the economy, strengthening its global position in this sector.

Sources close to the administration say that former President Donald Trump is aligned with the proposal. His support would be directly linked to the effort to consolidate the US as a world leader in cryptocurrency adoption, through concrete actions, and not just speeches.

If the bill is approved, the initiative could have a direct impact on the Bitcoin market, drastically reducing the supply available on the spot market. Such a shortage could drive up BTC’s price in the coming years, especially if it is accompanied by increased institutional demand.

The proposal also raises expectations among industry analysts, who see the move as a potential watershed in modern monetary policy, by merging traditional instruments such as gold with emerging assets such as Bitcoin. In the medium and long term, the measure could redefine the United States' international reserves strategy and influence other economies to follow suit.