US government will not buy Bitcoin in 2025 — Galaxy Research
Galaxy Research expects the US government to make "some movement" in 2025 to explore an "expanded Bitcoin reserve policy," but forecasts no Bitcoin will be purchased.
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Galaxy Research expects the US government to make "some movement" in 2025 to explore an "expanded Bitcoin reserve policy," but forecasts no Bitcoin will be purchased.
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