The Trump administration confirms plans to acquire as much Bitcoin as they can get. The White House aims to grow BTC reserves without burdening taxpayers or the budget. U.S. may revalue old Treasury gold certificates to fund potential Bitcoin purchases. The Trump administration has announced that it is considering using tariff revenue to purchase Bitcoin. This is a part of a broader strategy to position the United States as a leader in the crypto space. Bo Hines, a director on Trump’s digital asset advisory board, confirmed the plan. He stated that the administration is exploring budget-neutral methods that would not rely on taxpayer funding. “We’re exploring creative solutions that don’t cost the American people a dime,” Hines stated in a recent interview with Anthony Pompliano. This approach aligns with President Trump’s previous commitments to avoid using taxpayer funds while still advancing his vision of making the United States a global cryptocurrency hub. I went to the White House to interview @BoHines about the administration's crypto plans. We talked about the US strategic bitcoin reserve, stablecoins, regulation, how decisions are being made, g… The post Trump’s Team Considers Buying Bitcoin with Tariff Funds to Boost U.S. Crypto Presence appeared first on Coin Edition .