Kathrine Frich
Trump has established America’s first federal Bitcoin reserve.
Trump Admin Unleashes Crypto Tsunami
President Donald Trump’s administration has announced plans to invest a jaw-dropping $2.5 billion in Bitcoin through Trump Media and Technology Group.
The move marks a defining moment in Trump’s second term, solidifying crypto as a key piece of U.S. economic strategy.
First-Ever Federal Bitcoin Reserve Now Official
President Trump has established America’s first federal Bitcoin reserve, reinforcing his campaign promise to revolutionize the U.S. financial system and make crypto a pillar of economic freedom.
“Bitcoin Is Financial Freedom,” Declares Trump Media CEO
Devin Nunes, CEO of Trump Media, called the move “a giant leap forward” and praised Bitcoin as “the ultimate tool for financial independence.”
He said the investment aligns with the president’s “America First” economic vision.
Stock Sales, Bonds & Big Crypto Names
To fund the strategy, Trump Media plans to sell $1.5 billion in shares and issue $1 billion in convertible bonds.
The company will store its holdings via top-tier platforms Anchorage Digital and Crypto.com, giving the investment federal-level credibility.
Bitcoin Now on the Government Ledger
As of Q1 2025, Bitcoin will appear alongside $759 million in cash and short-term investments on Trump Media’s balance sheet, making it a central asset in the administration’s economic portfolio.
Trump Eyes Full Financial Ecosystem
The Trump administration isn’t stopping with Bitcoin. Plans are underway to launch new retail investment products, including crypto ETFs and funds.
Trump Media is also exploring mergers and acquisitions in the fintech space to expand its digital empire.
Trump’s NFT, Meme Coin & Mining Ventures Paid Off
Trump’s crypto journey began with wildly successful ventures like:
- Trump NFTs
- A meme coin with MAGA branding
- A stake in American Bitcoin, a mining company
- World Liberty Financial, a stablecoin and decentralized platform
These efforts have raked in hundreds of millions since late 2023.
Big Names Join the Bitcoin Boom
Trump isn’t alone in betting big. Crypto giants like MicroStrategy now hold nearly $24 billion in Bitcoin, while Wall Street firms like Cantor Fitzgerald, Tether, and SoftBank have teamed up to launch new crypto investment funds worth $3.6 billion.