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Donald Trump sparked an uproar by announcing that the strategic reserve of bitcoins would also include other cryptocurrencies.
Donald Trump's announcement regarding the creation of a national cryptocurrency reserve, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA), has stirred reactions within the crypto industry. While this initiative aims to strengthen the position of the United States as a sector leader, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes that a reserve composed solely of Bitcoin would be the best option. Here's why.
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During the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2025, the idea of a strategic bitcoin reserve in the United States sparked a lively debate about the future of cryptocurrencies. This proposal, supported by President Donald Trump, was discussed during the session titled "Crypto at a Crossroads." Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, detailed this proposal to the delegates present in Davos, emphasizing the importance of holding assets that maintain their value over time. However, this idea was not universally accepted.
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According to Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, China could benefit from the restrictive laws imposed by the United States on the cryptocurrency industry. “The United States and other democratic nations are facing digital systems promoted by an ambitious adversary, China,” he said.