The presidential order directs the Treasury Department and the Commerce Department to develop budget-neutral strategies for purchasing BTC that would not cost taxpayers money. However, Bloomberg, citing private sources, reports that they are not sure the Commerce Department can hold BTC indefinitely. At the same time, the question of whether the Treasury Department has the authority to manage this reserve has not even been raised. The United States holds 328.4 thousand BTC ($20.7 billion), or 1.6% of all coins. This week, Trump launched investment accounts for children called Trump Investment Accounts, with the option to buy BTC. He called himself a fan of cryptocurrencies, from which he has earned $1.4 billion. At the same time, he emphasized that he is not the one involved in cryptocurrency — his children are.