The US government just introduced a bill to lock Bitcoin for 20 years.
Not sell it. Not audit it. Lock it.
Two congressmen one Republican, one Democrat just went bipartisan on the most bullish piece of Bitcoin legislation ever drafted.
The ARMA bill. 16 co-sponsors out of the gate.
This isn't a tweet. This isn't a press conference soundbite. This is a formal bill on the floor that would turn US government Bitcoin holdings into a Strategic Reserve untouchable for two decades.
Think about what that actually means.
The same government that once seized Bitcoin from Silk Road and auctioned it off like surplus furniture is now being asked to treat it like gold. Like oil. Like a national security asset.
Because that's exactly what a 20-year lock means it means someone in Washington finally understands that Bitcoin is a balance sheet play, not a liquidation event.
And the non-Bitcoin stockpile is just as important. A separate reserve for other digital assets signals that the US isn't picking one winner it's building an entire sovereign digital treasury.
16 co-sponsors on day one. Bipartisan. In this Congress.
That number doesn't stay at 16.
Every nation watching this bill move through committee will be forced to answer the same question their treasury ministers have been avoiding
If America is holding, should we be selling?
The answer is already changing the math.