In a dramatic twist, the new U.S. national security strategy released under President Trump completely skipped Bitcoin and blockchain, despite earlier pro-crypto executive actions.
Crypto advocates were stunned — expecting Bitcoin to be declared a strategic asset — only to find zero reference in the document.
The omission has sparked fierce debate:
Is the administration pulling back?
Is the internal government divided on crypto policy?
Or is a bigger regulatory overhaul coming?
One analyst described the document as “a ghost town where Bitcoin’s name should have been.”
Markets are now waiting to see if this silence is a pause — or the calm before a regulatory storm.
