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Trump Bitcoin Reserve Encounters Challenges as Agencies Compete for Oversight
4 sourcesFirst reported 15 days agoUpdated 15 days ago
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- The Trump administration's plan to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is encountering challenges due to competing claims from federal agencies over control.
- The White House is currently assessing the optimal structure for the proposed reserve and the legal implications surrounding it.
- Patrick Witt, the White House crypto adviser, previously indicated that the administration was exploring the reserve's legal frameworks.
- Discussions on the reserve include considerations for holding Bitcoin as well as potentially other crypto assets.
- Debate over jurisdictional authority has added complexity to the administration's initiative to create the Bitcoin reserve.
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The Block+1h
CoinDesk+3h
Cointelegraph+8h
All coverage
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Trump Bitcoin Reserve Faces Hurdles as Departments Seek Control
Bloomberg· 15 days ago
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US Bitcoin reserve hits snag as federal agencies debate for control: Bloomberg
Cointelegraph· 15 days ago
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Bitcoin's U.S. reserve still a work-in-progress as federal agencies hash it out
CoinDesk· 15 days ago
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President Trump’s strategic bitcoin reserve hits a legal and jurisdictional snag: Bloomberg
The Block· 15 days ago