The United States government is exploring a novel way to integrate digital assets into its economic framework: Bitcoin bonds. The proposal, known as the ‘Bitcoin Bond Initiative,’ spearheaded by the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI), aims to utilize bond issuance and cryptocurrency investment in combination. Under this plan, 90% of proceeds from the issued bonds would be allocated to fund government operations, while the remaining 10% will purchase Bitcoin. This approach promises a budget-neutral strategy for acquiring Bitcoin, as outlined by the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and U.S. Digital Asset Reserve Establishment enacted on March 6th. BPI forecasts that this plan could save the U.S. over $3.54 billion in the coming decade.