US Government Could Hold Bitcoin as Reserve Asset, Diam CEO Explains

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US Government Could Hold Bitcoin as Reserve Asset, Diam CEO ExplainsBryan Courchesne, CEO and founder of crypto investing firm Daim, has shared insights regarding how the U.S. government could start holding bitcoin as strategic reserve asset. “The Justice Department holds about 200,000 units of bitcoin so the United States is the largest holder of bitcoin, and so they could easily just move that over to […]

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