U.S. Government Explores Bitcoin Bonds for Economic Integration

According to PANews, the U.S. government is increasingly focusing on integrating Bitcoin and stablecoins into its economic framework, with new proposals emerging to advance this fusion. The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI), a nonprofit organization dedicated to researching Bitcoin-related policies, has introduced the Bitcoin Bond Initiative. This proposal aims to combine debt issuance with Bitcoin investment. The Bitcoin bonds would function as U.S. debt instruments, allocating 90% of the proceeds for government funding operations and 10% for Bitcoin acquisition. This approach would enable the U.S. to acquire Bitcoin in a 'budget-neutral' manner, as encouraged by the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and U.S. Digital Asset Reserve Establishment enacted on March 6. BPI forecasts that the Bitcoin bonds could help the U.S. save over $3.54 billion in the next decade, excluding potential additional gains from Bitcoin price increases.