No Plan Yet to Sell Gold to Buy More Bitcoin, But Treasury Will Decide: David Sacks
Treasury and Commerce secretaries will explore buying more Bitcoin in a “budget neutral way,” but such conversations have not happened yet, says the White House's crypto czar.
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