US Has ‘Countless’ Ways to Boost Bitcoin Reserves: Bo Hines

Bo Hines , the Trump administration's digital asset adviser, said the United States is looking to increase its Bitcoin reserves without using tax money, through options such as tariff revenue or revaluing gold certificates from $43 an ounce to $3,200 an ounce to create a surplus of Bitcoin purchases without selling gold.
Hines stressed that every option is being considered to maximize reserves, according to an April 14 interview with Anthony Pompliano .
Bo Hines revealed that the initial US Bitcoin reserve will use assets seized from criminal cases, while developing budget-neutral strategies to buy more Bitcoin.
The White House is building a digital asset framework, supporting crypto innovation, promoting a global USD stablecoin , and clarifying aspects like encryption, staking.
The Trump administration is making a rapid push to turn the US into the “ cryptocurrency capital of the world ,” according to Hines’ interview.