Everything you wanted to know about Bitcoin Strategic Reserve

[As-Soon-As]

🇺🇸 Arizona lawmakers are advanced a proposal to explore digital assets for state retirement funds this week.

📜 Legislation SCR1033, encourages systems to evaluate #Bitcoin and digital asset ETFs, citing growing institutional adoption and the need to meet member best interests.



Source Link: https://x.com/i/status/2022673433188819335

Arizona state legislators have recently introduced a bill that is very good for the state. Because this bill is being introduced to explore digital assets for retirement funds. However, this bill should be effective, because if they can buy Bitcoin now, it will certainly make their state and their funds more accessible, and other countries will follow suit.

[moneystery]

Here we go again!

Brazil Proposes National Bitcoin Reserve, Targets 1 Million BTC Over Five Years

The target of 1 million Bitcoins in 5 years is a very ambitious goal at the national level, as so far, not many countries have officially allocated funds to directly accumulate Bitcoin-- currently, only El Salvador and Bhutan are actively pursuing Bitcoin accumulation through direct purchases or mining. Brazil's goal of accumulating 1 million Bitcoins in 5 years is truly ambitious and would position Brazil as the country with the largest Bitcoin reserves in the world.

And not only that, this bill also allows the collection of Brazil’s federal taxes in Bitcoin and offers incentives for public companies to engage in Bitcoin mining and storage, which can facilitate many parties to pay taxes with bitcoin, while also encouraging them to get involved in bitcoin through mining or storage. It also emphasizes cold wallets, which are the best way to secure their Bitcoin.

So far, this bill is excellent. Let's see if the Brazilian legislature can pass it.

[Derekfunds]

Good analysis.
If I didn't believe we are on the right side of the trade, I wouldn't have spent thousands of hours on this forum.
Right for this reason, I am pretty confident Bitcoin will eventually emerge, yet the time frame for this will be longer than expected. I must admit I bought the idea of a faster bitcoin adoption when Trump inaugurated actually I am back to the original path of hyperbitcponisation

The level at which Bitcoin Dip this week has made a lot of people to panic and I think some people has already sell out their Bitcoin investment because of the feeling that Bitcoin won't rise again which is not true, this is  just a characteristic of Bitcoin ( volatility) and it doesn't start today and I realized the reason some people are panicking and selling is because they used what they can not afford to lose and it is very wrong and some purchased with the mindset of selling in short term. Definitely Bitcoin will surge and we should not worry about it much rather we should use this opportunity to increase or grow our portfolio big as we  may not see this kind of dip again.

‎This dip shouldn't be something that will make our emotions high. This dip isn't new , it always happens in every cycle and we know what comes next after it. Alot of people panic because their mindset is that they want to keep seeing profit alone. or at times they use money they can't afford to lose to invest. So instead of panicking unnecessarily it's better to accumulate more with your DCA funds by using your spare cash.
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Off course our discretionary income is what should be used for Bitcoin investment and you are right, the reason some people are panicking or selling is because they use what they can not afford to lose and using what someone can not afford to lose is gambling and not investment because I don't see any reason why someone would panic or sell when they used something they can afford to lose though sometimes it is a case of belief and there are people who gets to know about Bitcoin of recent and they haven't experienced this kind of Dip before and it is normal to be scared but not advisable to sell.

[fillippone]

as so far, not many countries have officially allocated funds to directly accumulate Bitcoin-- currently, only El Salvador and Bhutan are actively pursuing Bitcoin accumulation through direct purchases or mining.

El Salvador stopped buying right after the IMF intervention. As a part of he 4bln financing they stated the govenrmtnt must stop buying bitcoin. And of course Bukele immediately abided.
Buthan is the only nation that is actively trying to steer the course of events in favour of his population.

[Saltysugar99]

SINGAPORE NOW OFFERS 0% CAPITAL GAINS TAX ON BITCOIN AND CRYPTO
https://x.com/i/status/2024016531940950147

Another positive News for Bitcoin

[laspol65]

Information: https://x.com/i/status/2024036350672916944

Arizona has just passed the bill in the Finance Committee, but the bill has passed at the right time and we have an opportunity to buy deep. At this time, they will have enough money to buy Bitcoin, so they have the biggest opportunity and enough opportunity to buy Bitcoin at a low price.

[Abuobyda218]

Information: https://x.com/i/status/2024036350672916944

Arizona has just passed the bill in the Finance Committee, but the bill has passed at the right time and we have an opportunity to buy deep. At this time, they will have enough money to buy Bitcoin, so they have the biggest opportunity and enough opportunity to buy Bitcoin at a low price.

Arizona SB1649 bill.
Voted : 4-2 (The total was won by a margin of 4-2 and sent to the Finance Committee.)
The sole purpose of this Bitcoin Reserve Bill is to store seized Bitcoins and all confiscated cryptocurrencies.

[moneystery]

SINGAPORE NOW OFFERS 0% CAPITAL GAINS TAX ON BITCOIN AND CRYPTO
https://x.com/i/status/2024016531940950147

Another positive News for Bitcoin

Singapore's move to implement a 0% capital gains tax on Bitcoin and Crypto once again demonstrates its desire to become a global cryptocurrency hub and attract global investors. Although Thailand has previously implemented such regulations, they only expire in 2029. Singapore's implementation is more permanent and integrated into long-term regulations, providing legal certainty. Especially within the ASEAN region, Singapore's position as the most stable and investor-friendly country could be a plus for investors. I'm sure that many Bitcoin and crypto investors will look to Singapore, especially those in the ASEAN region.

[fillippone]

SINGAPORE NOW OFFERS 0% CAPITAL GAINS TAX ON BITCOIN AND CRYPTO
https://x.com/i/status/2024016531940950147

Another positive News for Bitcoin

Singapore's move to implement a 0% capital gains tax on Bitcoin and Crypto once again demonstrates its desire to become a global cryptocurrency hub and attract global investors. Although Thailand has previously implemented such regulations, they only expire in 2029. Singapore's implementation is more permanent and integrated into long-term regulations, providing legal certainty. Especially within the ASEAN region, Singapore's position as the most stable and investor-friendly country could be a plus for investors. I'm sure that many Bitcoin and crypto investors will look to Singapore, especially those in the ASEAN region.

Just briefly feeding this completely off-topic post to underline that yes, Singapore is a very advanced jurisdiction when it comes to cryptocurrencies.
IT is not a free place, though. Housing and certain goods are extremely expensive.
Not sure I would like to live there. Climate is another reason.
Having said this, I can't understand why this post is here in the first place.
Off-topic closed.

[Lida93]

SINGAPORE NOW OFFERS 0% CAPITAL GAINS TAX ON BITCOIN AND CRYPTO
https://x.com/i/status/2024016531940950147

Another positive News for Bitcoin

I learnt that Singapore has no capital gain tax on investors generally. Probably why they extended the capital free tax to bitcoin investors, a move that would encourage citizens and institutional capital to diversify towards bitcoin.

I find it to be a strategy by the Singapore government to use bitcoin to attract massive capital flow into their economy as this is capable of drawing investors over there where they enjoy free capital gains tax. A win win situation.

[HelliumZ]

https://x.com/i/status/2024048831071977841

The Central Bank of Belarus will use Bitcoin as collateral for its loans. The Belarusian government and the Central Bank have decided to take such a step when different countries around the world are positive about Bitcoin.

[Die_empty]

https://x.com/i/status/2024048831071977841

The Central Bank of Belarus will use Bitcoin as collateral for its loans. The Belarusian government and the Central Bank have decided to take such a step when different countries around the world are positive about Bitcoin.

I tried to get more information about this news, but didn't see much. Maybe because it is a developing story

That's a good one. So people in Belarus would not need to sell their Bitcoin when they need emergency funds. They would simply access loans using Bitcoin as collateral. The Belarusian government is doing everything possible to overcome several restrictions it faces due to sanctions. And crypto is a viable means to evade these sanctions.  

My reservation about these polices in Belarus is that it is highly centralised. The crypto industry is under tight control of the state.  

[arwin100]

https://x.com/i/status/2024048831071977841

The Central Bank of Belarus will use Bitcoin as collateral for its loans. The Belarusian government and the Central Bank have decided to take such a step when different countries around the world are positive about Bitcoin.

I tried to get more information about this news, but didn't see much. Maybe because it is a developing story

That's a good one. So people in Belarus would not need to sell their Bitcoin when they need emergency funds. They would simply access loans using Bitcoin as collateral. The Belarusian government is doing everything possible to overcome several restrictions it faces due to sanctions. And crypto is a viable means to evade these sanctions.  

My reservation about these polices in Belarus is that it is highly centralised. The crypto industry is under tight control of the state.  

Even though this is just a developing story for now at least their government is paying attention with those possible good developments that might going to happen on their country.

I think there's only few more things need to execute and they are good to go with their plans to implement that state regulated crypto banking.

Tried to look for some good articles about this and seems their plans to do is really great and for sure their citizens especially Bitcoin users would love those developments done by their government.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/belarus-cryptobank-legal-framework-state-banking
https://www.cryptotimes.io/2026/01/16/belarus-launches-cryptobanks-framework-to-boost-digital-finance/

[Abuobyda218]

After Singapore, Panama has now introduced zero percent capital gains tax on Bitcoin. Gradually, if different countries around the world introduce zero percent capital gains tax on Bitcoin, Bitcoin will definitely become known as one of the most popular means of transaction in the world.

https://x.com/i/status/2024683175503634453

[Popkon6]

NEW: 🇺🇸 Missouri #Bitcoin Strategic Reserve bill advances to House Commerce Committee.

HB 2080 creates a reserve fund allowing the treasurer to hold $BTC donations for at least 5 years.

📜 Committee will review the bill before deciding whether to send it to the House floor.



Source link: https://x.com/i/status/2024834453764247621

The Missouri Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Bill, which has been sent to the House Commerce Committee, would limit the purchase and holding of Bitcoin for five years. However, the bill is most likely to pass because the current price of Bitcoin is very low, so if it passes, they will have the opportunity to buy Bitcoin at the moment of a Bitcoin market correction.

[nikola22]

The target of 1 million Bitcoins in 5 years is a very ambitious goal at the national level, as so far, not many countries have officially allocated funds to directly accumulate Bitcoin-- currently, only El Salvador and Bhutan are actively pursuing Bitcoin accumulation through direct purchases or mining. Brazil's goal of accumulating 1 million Bitcoins in 5 years is truly ambitious and would position Brazil as the country with the largest Bitcoin reserves in the world.

Bhutan is not a reliable holder and they regularly sell bitcoins. at peak the country’s reserve exceeded 13 000 BTC and now it's only 5 600 BTC: https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/druk-holding-investments
they were selling heavy in September 2025 and continued to sell in February 2026.

Bhutan don't buy BTC and their holdings come directly from government funded mining operations. Bhutan mined (approximately):

~2500 BTC in 2021
~1800 BTC in 2022
~8200 BTC in 2023
~3000 BTC in 2024

El Salvador stopped buying right after the IMF intervention. As a part of he 4bln financing they stated the govenrmtnt must stop buying bitcoin. And of course Bukele immediately abided.
Buthan is the only nation that is actively trying to steer the course of events in favour of his population.

El Salvador is more beneficial for Bitcoin because the country not only mines but has also bought significant amounts of BTC and they don't sell it. Bhutan already sold more then 10 000 BTC. I haven't found any information where the money from sales goes. if it goes to some projects for local population then the sales can be justified somehow.

[fillippone]

El Salvador is more beneficial for Bitcoin because the country not only mines but has also bought significant amounts of BTC and they don't sell it. Bhutan already sold more then 10 000 BTC. I haven't found any information where the money from sales goes. if it goes to some projects for local population then the sales can be justified somehow.

Well, your point is a fair one. Yet I am not so convinced about that.
While El Salvador is a “top-down” experiment, where they allocate a minuscule portion of the budget to buying bitcoin, Bhutan's design seems a lot more organic to me.
Sure, they sell part of the bitcoins they mine, but this means they see it as a viable product for an enterprise to fund government projects (no words on that).
I am slightly leaning toward Buthan approach.

[nikola22]

Well, your point is a fair one. Yet I am not so convinced about that.
While El Salvador is a “top-down” experiment, where they allocate a minuscule portion of the budget to buying bitcoin, Bhutan's design seems a lot more organic to me.
Sure, they sell part of the bitcoins they mine, but this means they see it as a viable product for an enterprise to fund government projects (no words on that).
I am slightly leaning toward Buthan approach.

the approaches of El Salvador and Bhutan can be viewed from different points of view.

from the perspective of a true Bitcoin holder, El Salvador's approach appears more attractive while Bhutan's sales weaken BTC itself.

from the point of view of an average citizen, Bhutan's approach seems more appealing if the proceeds from BTC sales go to social projects. I think there are plenty of opponents of Bukele's approach in El Salvador (a country with quite poor population) and they believe that the proceeds from BTC sales would help local citizens improve their lives.

you're probably right about Bhutan's approach. I doubt there is a country that will hold BTC forever but reasonable sales will help solve local problems without significantly impacting the market.

[fillippone]

you're probably right about Bhutan's approach. I doubt there is a country that will hold BTC forever but reasonable sales will help solve local problems without significantly impacting the market.

I prefer a usage of Bitcoin that solves actual problems.
In El Salvador people didn’t use Bitcoin. That was a top-down project with no impact in the lives of the citizens.
In Buthan at least there is the wishful thinking (being that a government project) of a positive impact in the people lives. And I bet the amount of Bitcoin the State is holding will make Buthan one of the few nation able to steer their path thanks to Bitcoin.

[Ambatman]

from the perspective of a true Bitcoin holder, El Salvador's approach appears more attractive while Bhutan's sales weaken BTC itself.

What would they gain from holding Bitcoin indefinitely
At least they are realistic and don't paint themselves as a collector
They see Bitcoin benefit and plan to enjoy from it.

Selling Bitcoin doesn't make Bitcoin less valuable. A BTC is still one BTC
even if they don't sell others would whether real or paper manipulation.

We can say Bhutan cares about the now Benefit while Salvador is more about the future benefit.
If the sales is geared towards a necessity for the people then a little sacrifice for the future could be justified
If there's no now then won't be any future.