I don't think it's entirely BS per se-- I just feel even if it's happening, it may not be just about the same proportion in this article or anywhere else...

I dunno who TF Satoshi was, but his/their intentions aren't as concealed as his/their identity is... There's a possibility that the new revolutionary store in value would bid a higher price than this one.
I don't know for a fact if the US government would certainly get 5% as this might just be a disclaimer (correct me if I'm wrong), but I do know that everyone else would certainly follow suit.
This is just gonna get the whole thing fucked!!! Volatility is one open but secret rule that has kept Bitcoin above every damned currency.
The moment this becomes a political affair and is weaponized against another county's economy, with alot of politically affiliated rules, it's gonna FAIL!
Bitcoin = freedom!

ok lets play it out as if the 2025 BIS rules were implemented in 2023(btc price ~$25k/btc)

so US fed reserve has $250bill in reserves and allowed upto 5% of instable crypto(btc)
so thats $12.5bill allowed as btc, meaning they could have bought/obtained 500,000btc

this would mean to not breach the BIS limits:
by march 2023 they would need to sell some
so imagine they dropped 100,000k to allow a buffer for the price to get to $31,250 before needing to act again
by october 2023 they would need to sell some
so imagine they dropped 100,000k to allow a buffer for the price to get to $41,666 before needing to act again
by december 2023 they would need to sell some
so imagine they dropped 100,000k to allow a buffer for the price to get to $62,500 before needing to act again

so that alone would have been a 1 year buy up and drop of 500k btc -> 200k btc, where there would be 3 sell offs within that year of a large lump

but on the flip side, the gov is redistributing the coin and holding less coin as the price increases

and if played out to now where price is $90k/btc. the us fed reserve would only be allowed 125k btc to allow a $100k price buffer

 

not 'as a reserve'.. but instead invest x% of the reserve in other assets.. US gov already invests in other assets they dont control, such as other nations bonds, other nations natural resources

Only time will tell how it goes for real.
It may go as EarnOnVictor said, or it may be the other way around.
But I think it would still be beneficial for the whole sentiment.
The question is how far Trump and the team would go to make something out of this whole situation.

What are you even saying? This is not related to this discussion in any way, I mean to my post you directly replied to. No one is saying the US is not investing in other countries' assets, just like @franky1 pointed to the country's investment in other countries' bonds, it is part of the QE (Quantitative Easing), a monetary policy to stimulate the economy. Diversification or not, are they not doing it in the traditional way they know? Is any of those investments in blockchain/decentralised systems?

In the end, I think it's only newbies and OGs who still lack proper knowledge of the market will take such news as a financial advice, yeah, I appears bullish as fk but that's the purpose for the write up in the first place, to get your hopuim as up as possible.

I read stuffs like that and I simply smile, I enjoy reading them but I never allow that get into my head to influence my decision making.
Already, we who have been here for quite a long time should already know that Bitcoin's got a great future, so articles like this shouldnt come as a surprise to the extent of we getting too excited about it, for what will be will be, and bitcoin have come to be, the government and companies fighting over who's gonna hold the most bitcoins is their business, and also to my benefits because they will only be pumping my bag, so I just will sit down and watch 'em, one of the benefits and of investing in great innovations very early.

Yes it's published content online, but this Bitcoin federal reserve fund isn't just sensationalist journalism, it's something Trump himself has discussed. I am bullish on it.