U.S. Lawmakers Introduce ARMA to Establish Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
- The American Reserve Modernization Act (ARMA) proposes the creation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
- The U.S. Treasury would acquire up to 200,000 BTC annually for five years, totaling a goal of one million BTC.
- Funding for these purchases would be secured through gold revaluation, ensuring a budget-neutral approach.
- ARMA aims to stabilize markets following an executive order signed in March 2025 by extending digital asset stockpile provisions.
- The bill emphasizes transparency and the protection of Americans’ property rights in digital assets.
The introduction of ARMA by U.S. lawmakers seeks to establish a significant Bitcoin reserve, reinforcing financial sovereignty and transparency in handling digital assets. This move aligns with global trends as similar legislation is being considered in Brazil.
By acquiring up to one million BTC over five years, ARMA positions the U.S. as a leader in the digital age while securing taxpayer interests through budget-neutral funding methods such as gold revaluation. (Source)
