US Government Refuses to Sell Bitcoin Reserves, Capital B Accelerates Accumulation
Alexandre Laizet, CEO of Capital B, claims that the US government will not sell its Bitcoin reserves under any circumstances. This stance reflects a broader acceptance of Bitcoin as a non-sovereign store of value by major financial institutions and large corporations.
Laizet emphasizes that this view has influenced Capital B's treasury approach, which involves acquiring and holding Bitcoin indefinitely. The company aims to 'acquire as much Bitcoin as possible, as quickly as possible, and hold it indefinitely.'
The US government's position on its Bitcoin holdings is seen as a signal of the cryptocurrency's lasting role in global finance. Laizet suggests that most of the world's capital remains concentrated in traditional securities markets, but notes that Bitcoin offers a unique model for diversification and growth.