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A Bitcoin reserve with 1 million BTC purchased by the U.S. government? Michael Saylor thinks that’s what Donald Trump may announce tomorrow.

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Michael Saylor Hints US Will Buy 1 Million Bitcoin For Strategic Reserve

Could the U.S. really buy 1 million Bitcoin in order to create a crypto reserve?

Michael Saylor says yes.

“The Lummis bill has laid out the idea of acquiring Bitcoin strategically over four years, just consistently day by day, in order to reach a million Bitcoin target,” he said in an interview with Fox Business.

How would that work, and is it really going to happen?

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Fartcoin is not part of the proposed crypto reserve (yet), but it’s still benefiting from the anticipation building — it’s up 16% today.

XRP is another crypto doing well off the back of the reserve announcement — it’s up 16% as well (over the past week).

Vladimir Putin is getting along well with Donald Trump, but that doesn’t mean he will follow Trump’s lead on a potential crypto reserve — here’s why Russia is rejecting it.

FINTECH FOCUS

MSTR Short Interest Falls 4.53% But Technical Analysis Reveals Mixed Signals: Is Michael Saylor's Strategy Poised For A Bounce Back?

The short interest on Strategy’s stock (formerly MicroStrategy) decreased during the last reporting period, falling from 24.01 million to 22.92 million shares.

Despite a reduction in the number of shorts, the technical indicators painted a mixed picture for the stock. As the stock closed at $308.55 apiece on Wednesday, it was clearly in a long-term uptrend, as it’s above its 200-day moving average of $234.93.

So, what does the future hold for MSTR?

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