Imagine a giant piggy bank for digital money like Bitcoin! President Trump wants to create one for the US, but Solana's co-founder, Anatoly Yakovenko, doesn't like the idea. He thinks it's bad for cryptocurrency because it puts the government in control.
- Yakovenko says a government-run crypto reserve goes against the idea of decentralization (sharing control).
- He prefers smaller reserves run by individual states instead of one big national one.
- Some US states are already thinking about keeping Bitcoin in their own reserves.
- Many important people in the crypto world will meet at the White House on March 7th to talk about this.
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Trump's Plan | National crypto reserve including Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. |
| Yakovenko's Opinion | Against; prefers decentralized approach. |
| State Reserves | At least 26 states considering Bitcoin reserves. |
| White House Summit | March 7th; many crypto leaders attending. |
