Odaily星球日报讯 今早，特朗普总统签署行政令建立战略比特币储备，并承诺不会出售储备中的比特币。据Lookonchain 数据显示，美国政府公共钱包目前持有 198,109 枚 BTC，价值约 169.2 亿美元。 此前，美国政府已将约 22.2 万枚比特币（当时价值 32.8 亿美元，现价约 194.2 亿美元）转移至 Coinbase、CoinbasePrime 等平台，平均出售价格为 14,736 美元。按当前价格计算，美国政府因过早出售比特币已损失约 161.4 亿美元。

Odaily星球日报讯 今早，特朗普总统签署行政令建立战略比特币储备，并承诺不会出售储备中的比特币。据Lookonchain 数据显示，美国政府公共钱包目前持有 198,109 枚 BTC，价值约 169.2 亿美元。此前，美国政府已将约 22.2 万枚比特币（当时价值 32.8 亿美元，现价约 194.2 亿美元）转移至 Coinbase、CoinbasePrime 等平台，平均出售价格为 14,736 美元。按当前价格计算，美国政府因过早出售比特币已损失约 161.4 亿美元。

美国政府持19.8万枚比特币，此前过早抛售致损失161亿美元

Odaily reports that this morning, President Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic BTC reserve and promised not to sell the BTC in the reserve. According to Lookonchain data, the US government's public wallet currently holds 198,109 BTC, worth about $16.92 billion. Previously, the US government had transferred about 222,000 BTC (worth $3.28 billion at the time, now worth about $19.42 billion) to platforms such as Coinbase and CoinbasePrime, with an average selling price of $14,736. Based on the current price, the US government has lost about $16.14 billion due to the early sale of BTC.

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Odaily news report: This morning, President Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic BTC reserve and promised not to sell the BTC in the reserve. According to Lookonchain data, the U.S. government's public wallet currently holds 198,109 BTC, worth about $16.92 billion. Previously, the U.S. government had transferred about 222,000 BTC (worth $3.28 billion at the time, currently worth about $19.42 billion) to platforms such as <Coinbase> and <CoinbasePrime>, with an average selling price of $14,736. Based on the current price, the U.S. government has already lost about $16.14 billion due to the early sale of BTC.

The U.S. government holds 198,000 Bitcoins after premature selling caused a loss of $16.1 billion

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- The US government sold bitcoins at a low price, missing out on a trillion-dollar business opportunity?
- The Trump administration wants to turn the US into the "global capital of cryptocurrencies"
- David Sacks: Leading the formulation of cryptocurrency policy
- Will the US government regret selling off bitcoins?
The US government sold bitcoins at a low price, missing out on a trillion-dollar business opportunity?
David Sacks, the "cryptocurrency czar" of the Trump administration, recently publicly pointed out that the US government has sold 195,000 bitcoins for $366 million over the past decade...

The US government lost $17 billion by selling Bitcoin in the early years? Trump's "Crypto Tsar" David Sacks points out wrong decisions!

[Important News from Last Night and This Morning (March 6 - March 7)]
Trump Signs Executive Order to Establish Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
According to reports, White House crypto czar David Sacks revealed that Trump has signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. The reserve will be funded by Bitcoin confiscated through criminal or civil forfeiture proceedings, and the government will not purchase any additional assets for the reserve beyond what is obtained through forfeiture. The government will not sell any of the Bitcoin deposited into the reserve. The Treasury Secretary and Commerce Secretary are authorized to develop a budget-neutral strategy to acquire more Bitcoin. The executive order also establishes a U.S. Digital Asset Reserve. Sacks also stated that the U.S. government's premature sale of Bitcoin has cost U.S. taxpayers over $17 billion in value. The U.S. government holds around 200,000 Bitcoin, and the executive order requires a full accounting of the federal government's digital assets. Now, the federal government will develop a strategy to maximize the value of the Bitcoin it holds.
Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett's analysis indicates that the executive order establishes two mechanisms for digital asset holdings. A Coinbase executive commented that Trump's latest executive order is expected to reduce $18 billion in Bitcoin selling pressure.
Texas Bitcoin Reserve Bill Passes State Senate
According to CoinDesk, after the announcement of the federal government's plan, several U.S. states are increasingly inclined to invest public funds in the crypto space, with Texas emerging as a leader in this area. On Thursday, the Texas State Senate passed SB 21, which will allow the state to invest a portion of public funds into digital assets, particularly Bitcoin. Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick issued a statement on the passage of the "Texas Bitcoin Reserve Act" in the Senate, saying it is a bold move that other states should emulate, and that he stands with President Trump to make Texas the center of America's digital future. Yesterday, a Bitcoin bill also overwhelmingly passed a committee in the New Hampshire House. Over a dozen states have been actively pushing to pass similar allocation bills, while at least five states have faced setbacks or failed to pass their bills. Utah has been leading the efforts, and only needs Senate approval to send the bill to the governor, but the legislative session will end this week, leaving little time for the Senate and House to jointly approve allocating up to 5% of certain public accounts into digital assets.
Bloomberg: Trump Expected to Issue Crypto-Related Executive Order at White House Crypto Summit
According to reports, over 20 crypto industry executives, investors, and prominent figures will gather at the White House Crypto Summit tomorrow, and Trump is expected to issue a crypto-related executive order.

Important information last night and this morning (March 6-March 7)

Odaily reported that according to Trader T's monitoring, the US Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of $143.44 million yesterday.