Trump administration floats using tariffs to stack more Bitcoin
The administration explores non-traditional funding methods to boost Bitcoin reserves without burdening taxpayers.
The US Treasury has injected $500 billion into financial markets since February by drawing liquidity from its Treasury General Account (TGA), funding government operations after a $36 trillion debt ceiling was hit on Jan. 2, 2025.
Macroeconomic financial analyst Tomas said that this liquidity surge boosted the net Federal Reserve liquidity to $6.3 trillion, and it may support Bitcoin’s price in the future, even though risk assets have reflected minimal growth so far.
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Trump administration floats using tariffs to stack more Bitcoin
The administration explores non-traditional funding methods to boost Bitcoin reserves without burdening taxpayers.
The US Treasury has injected $500 billion into financial markets since February by drawing liquidity from its Treasury General Account (TGA), funding government operations after a $36 trillion debt ceiling was hit on Jan. 2, 2025.
Macroeconomic financial analyst Tomas said that this liquidity surge boosted the net Federal Reserve liquidity to $6.3 trillion, and it may support Bitcoin’s price in the future, even though risk assets have reflected minimal growth so far.
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