【Blockchain Rhythm】The size of the US government’s crypto assets has once again become a market focus. According to the latest data, the US official holdings now amount to approximately $30.7 billion in digital assets, ranking it among the top globally. Specifically, the BTC holdings are the largest, totaling 328,372 coins, which, based on current prices, are worth about $29.99 billion, nearly accounting for over 97% of the total assets. Additionally, the US government holds 62,741 ETH, with a market value of $198 million. In terms of stablecoins, USDT reserves exceed 351 million coins, highlighting its significant role as liquidity reserves.
These figures reflect an interesting phenomenon: official institutions place much greater emphasis on Bitcoin than on other assets. As cryptocurrencies gradually increase their role in macro asset allocation, such large-scale holdings often serve as important references for market participants. The government’s strategic layout also, to some extent, confirms the potential value of digital assets as strategic reserves.
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TokenAlchemist
· 01-06 13:14
97% btc allocation is just... peak inefficiency vector tbh. like they literally solved the portfolio optimization problem by just yeeting everything into one asset, ngl that's kind of genius in a broken way
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BearMarketBard
· 01-06 09:51
The US government is essentially endorsing Bitcoin. 97% is all BTC. I understand this logic.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-05 21:26
$30.7 billion? With this move, the US government is treating BTC as a strategic reserve.
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RamenStacker
· 01-05 02:16
30.7 billion? The US government is sending us a signal here, with 97% concentrated on BTC. That's incredible.
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BugBountyHunter
· 01-04 02:02
$30.7 billion, wow. The US government’s recent holdings are serious. 97% betting on BTC. Who gave them this confidence?
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DAOdreamer
· 01-04 02:01
The US government is quietly making a fortune. Looking at their current holdings, it's clear they're betting on BTC.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 01-04 01:55
30.7 billion dollars in just BTC accounts for 97%, isn't this a covert admission that Bitcoin is the true asset?
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LayerHopper
· 01-04 01:44
The US government's move is truly endorsing BTC, with 97% of the bets on Bitcoin. What could this be implying...
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NFTBlackHole
· 01-04 01:42
The US government's move, with 97% fully allocated to BTC, is truly a gambler-level setup. Respect.
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fren_with_benefits
· 01-04 01:42
The US government's recent holdings move is indeed aggressive, with 97% fully invested in BTC. Their stance is even more resolute than that of retail investors in the market.
US Government Crypto Asset Holdings Revealed: Total Holdings of $30.7 Billion, BTC Dominates with Overwhelming Share
【Blockchain Rhythm】The size of the US government’s crypto assets has once again become a market focus. According to the latest data, the US official holdings now amount to approximately $30.7 billion in digital assets, ranking it among the top globally. Specifically, the BTC holdings are the largest, totaling 328,372 coins, which, based on current prices, are worth about $29.99 billion, nearly accounting for over 97% of the total assets. Additionally, the US government holds 62,741 ETH, with a market value of $198 million. In terms of stablecoins, USDT reserves exceed 351 million coins, highlighting its significant role as liquidity reserves.
These figures reflect an interesting phenomenon: official institutions place much greater emphasis on Bitcoin than on other assets. As cryptocurrencies gradually increase their role in macro asset allocation, such large-scale holdings often serve as important references for market participants. The government’s strategic layout also, to some extent, confirms the potential value of digital assets as strategic reserves.