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- Treasury ordered to report on feasibility of a U.S. Bitcoin reserve.
- Bipartisan crypto market bill advances with Democrats and Republicans collaborating.
- Industry views the move as positive, signaling cautious progress for digital asset policy.
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The U.S. House of Representatives has taken a significant step toward exploring a strategic Bitcoin reserve (SBR), introducing a bill that directs the Department of the Treasury to assess its feasibility. While the proposal does not mandate the creation of the reserve, it signals growing interest in integrating digital assets into national financial strategies.
Treasury to Evaluate Strategic Bitcoin Feasibility
The draft bill instructs the Secretary of the Treasury to submit a report within 90 days on the practicality of establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve and a broader U.S. digital asset stockpile. The report will also outline potential barriers, impacts on the Treasury’s Forfeiture Fund, and identify regulators or third parties needed for custody services.
Experts caution that this step is exploratory rather than prescriptive. “The bill shows intent, not an outright directive,” analysts note, underscoring that the initiative is still in its early legislative phase. The measure has advanced from committee but awaits a scheduled floor debate.
Bipartisan Momentum for Crypto Market Structure
In a related development, 12 Democrats have joined Republicans in shaping a crypto market structure bill, emphasizing regulatory clarity for non-security crypto assets. Led by Senator Ruben Gallego, the group outlined seven guiding principles for the legislation, noting that the $4 trillion digital asset market cannot remain in regulatory limbo.
Senator Cynthia Lummis, a pro-crypto Republican, praised the collaboration as “a strong start” toward meaningful legislation. Bipartisan negotiations are expected to continue through Q4 2025, potentially extending into early 2026, with market expectations placing the bill’s passage at around 30% by year-end.
I want to thank my colleagues across the aisle for their constructive digital asset market structure framework.
— Senator Cynthia Lummis (@SenLummis) September 9, 2025
Meaningful legislation takes intentional collaboration & discussion. This is a strong start, and I look forward to working together to secure America’s financial future https://t.co/QmK6mSvKCc
Industry Response and Future Outlook
Industry leaders have welcomed the move as a positive development. Adam Minehardt, Head of Public Policy at Chainlink, called the effort “encouraging,” emphasizing that legislation will require careful bipartisan collaboration, particularly given the Senate vote threshold of 60, with only 53 Republican senators.
The exploration of a strategic Bitcoin reserve, alongside a clearer crypto market structure, represents a potential milestone for U.S. digital asset policy. Observers will be watching closely as bipartisan discussions progress, shaping the future of Bitcoin, digital assets, and regulatory frameworks.
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Disclaimer: The information in this article is for general purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The author’s views are personal and may not reflect the views of Chain Affairs. Before making any investment decisions, you should always conduct your own research. Chain Affairs is not responsible for any financial losses.
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