Recently, Bo Hines, the executive director of Trump's digital asset advisory council, accepted an interview regarding the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve. In the conversation, Hines revealed that Trump plans to "launch a Bitcoin reserve plan as soon as possible," which has attracted widespread attention in the Crypto Assets community.

The latest report released by the Presidential Digital Asset Market Working Group briefly mentioned the concept of strategic Bitcoin reserves. Hines further explained that the report mainly focuses on building a clear and strong regulatory framework to strengthen the United States' leadership in the digital financial technology sector.

When asked about the number of Bitcoins currently held by the U.S. federal government, Hines stated that he could not discuss the topic, leading to much speculation about the government's Crypto Assets holdings.

This potential Bitcoin reserve plan indicates that the U.S. government may be seriously considering incorporating Crypto Assets into its strategic reserve system. If implemented, this plan could have a profound impact on the global Crypto Assets market and may change the traditional financial system's view on digital assets.

However, the specific implementation details and timeline remain unclear. Crypto Assets enthusiasts and investors are closely following the developments, anticipating the release of more official information. This move could become an important milestone in pushing Crypto Assets further into the mainstream.