JAN3 CEO: The US May Be "Preempted" by Other Countries in Establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

According to TechFlow, on June 4, Cointelegraph reported that JAN3 founder Samson Mow warned that the U.S. government might be overtaken by other countries in establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve. Although the Trump administration has signed an executive order, the U.S. has not yet actively started acquiring Bitcoin. Mow suggested that the U.S. should sell part of its gold reserves to purchase Bitcoin, stating that "the window of opportunity is closing rapidly."

Pakistan announced plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas. The UK, Brazil, Poland, and other countries have also expressed similar interest. Currently, the U.S. holds about 198,012 Bitcoins (worth approximately 20.67 billion USD), mainly seized from criminal cases.

Mow predicts that the price of Bitcoin will reach 1 million USD within one to two years and emphasized that the Trump administration must formulate a clear Bitcoin accumulation strategy before the end of its term.