BREAKING: Alex Thorn Predicts US Bitcoin Reserve Launch by 2025—Here’s Why It’s Inevitable
The United States is finally waking up to what crypto natives knew all along—Bitcoin isn't just an asset; it's the future of national reserves.
Why Now? The Strategic Shift
Geopolitical tensions and dollar weaponization forced even traditionalists to reconsider. When your opponents hold gold, you hold something better—something that can't be seized, inflated, or controlled.
The Institutional Domino Effect
BlackRock's ETF approval was just the beginning. Sovereign adoption was always the endgame. Thorn's analysis suggests Treasury officials are already modeling portfolio allocations—because watching from the sidelines stopped being an option around the time China started stacking SATs.
The Irony of Legacy Finance
Wall Street banks will now pitch Bitcoin exposure to the same clients they called 'anarchists' five years ago. Nothing brings traditionals into crypto faster than the fear of missing out on sovereign-level returns.
This isn't speculation—it's strategic inevitability. The only question is whether the Fed will announce before or after the next election cycle. Place your bets.
Signs the reserve plan is progressing
In March, President TRUMP signed an executive order to establish the SBR and a US Digital Asset Stockpile, but a concrete strategic plan has yet to be confirmed.
Nevertheless, momentum appears to be building: US lawmakers recently introduced a bill instructing the Treasury to report on the feasibility and logistics of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Additionally, Trump’s administration reportedly remains interested in the SBR, despite minimal reference to it in official policy documents.
Diverging views
Not all market participants are convinced the reserve will materialize this year.
Dave Weisburger, former chairman of CoinRoutes, suggested the MOVE is more likely in 2026 and commented that the administration may delay any announcement until it quietly accumulates its initial target holdings.
Global momentum
Some prominent Bitcoin figures, such as Jan3 founder Samson Mow, have argued that the US risks falling behind other nations if it delays its accumulation strategy.
Mow warned the US could be front-run by countries like Pakistan.
Recent developments include Kyrgyzstan progressing legislation for a state cryptocurrency reserve, and discussions in Indonesia about a national bitcoin reserve to support economic growth.
