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Home»Bitcoin»US Will not Buy Bitcoin until Other Countries Do

US Will not Buy Bitcoin until Other Countries Do

Bitcoin By Gavin19/11/2025
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Analyst Warns Bitcoin Treasury Strategy Faces 'Far Shorter' Lifespan
Analyst Warns Bitcoin Treasury Strategy Faces 'Far Shorter' Lifespan
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Mike Alfred, a crypto-entrepreneur, believes that the US government will not start collecting Bitcoins for its strategic reserves until other countries make a move.

Alfred in a Podcast published The US government announced on Tuesday (April 2) that it will be putting Bitcoin in the US dollar.BTCReserve created in the previous year “when there is enough pressure externally.” 

“Once the US government recognizes that others are taking action before them, that’ll probably catalyze additional action in the future,” He added that there is no timeline set for US Government’s actions.

Mike Alfred talking on Coin Stories Podcast released on Tuesday. Source: Natalie Brunell

Other industry executives are pushing the US Government to increase its rate of Bitcoin accumulation to prevent the US stockpile from falling behind that of other countries.

Bitcoin is expected to be used in most governments once it reaches $1 million.

Alfred stated that he is confident Bitcoin will reach $1,000,000 per coin in 2033. This estimate was more conservative than those of ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood or Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong who predict Bitcoin to be worth $7-figures as soon as 2030.

“I think by the time that happens, almost every government will have some direct or indirect exposure to the asset, and it will be viewed as a common strategic reserve type of asset,” Alfred Said