< img src = "/uploads/blogs/e2/0b/ib-FQBssl_7b271523.jpg" Alt = "USA will not buy Bitcoin, but will be limited to the preservation of confiscated"/> ~ ~ ~ ~ < P > In the cryptocurrency market there was an unexpected collapse yesterday after US President Donald Trump signed a decree that embodies the idea of ​​a long -awaited Bitcoin strategic reserve, but not like investors dreamed. < P > “Bitcoin is often called” digital gold “because of its limited volume and reliability, & ndash; ndash; referred to in the text of the decree. bitcoins “.

< p > According to new policy, bitcoins, confiscated in criminal and civil cases regarding the confiscation of property, will be transferred to the reserve. Unlike former practice, these assets will not be sold, but will become part of the country's long -term financial strategy, reports & nbsp; “Voice of America” ​​& nbsp;.

~ ~ ~ > 62 > 62 > < P > President Trump previously promised to make the US “cryptostolya world”, emphasizing the need to use digital assets to ensure economic growth and technological leadership.

~ < p > The decree appeared on the eve of “cryptosamite” with the participation of sectoral leaders, which Trump will spend on Friday.

Natasha Kumar

By Natasha Kumar

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