The Trump administration is reportedly considering using tariff revenue to buy Bitcoin, a move that could significantly impact the U.S. approach to digital assets. Key figure Bo Hines confirmed the administration’s intent to acquire as much Bitcoin as possible without burdening taxpayers. He emphasized budget-neutral methods, stating, ‘We’re exploring creative solutions that don’t cost the American people a dime.’ Hines spoke about plans for a US strategic Bitcoin reserve, stablecoins, regulation, and how decisions are being made. [Link to tweet with interview]** The administration is exploring several ideas, including revaluing outdated gold certificates held by the Treasury, which could unlock billions in value. Senator Cynthia Lummis has proposed legislation to invest federal funds like gold into Bitcoin. While this bill is still under discussion, it signals a growing trend towards incorporating Bitcoin into national reserves. Hines also suggested using external revenue sources such as tariffs for Bitcoin purchases, highlighting the potential for collaboration across departments such as Commerce and Treasury. The administration’s strategy focuses on acquiring Bitcoin legally and efficiently to establish the United States as a global Bitcoin hub. [Source link]** This plan could mark a significant shift in the U.S.’s perception of Bitcoin if implemented.