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The United States government’s 2025 National Security Strategy (NSS) has been published, but digital assets and blockchain technology do not appear in this document. The 33-page report focuses mainly on technological fields such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and quantum computing.
This document summarizes how the President will navigate through global threats and opportunities. For the crypto sector, several measures have already been taken; these include the establishment of the Digital Assets Market Working Group by the Presidency, signing of the GENIUS Act for stable crypto regulation, and easing sanctions on certain crypto firms. However, ignoring Bitcoin in global economic policy discussions suggests that digital asset security plans are not among the core elements.
The national security strategy statement underscores that “US technology and standards—especially in the fields of artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and quantum computing—must lead the world.” During the political era, Trump, who promised to be the “crypto president,” proposed a plan to establish a strategic reserve financed with seized Bitcoins, although it was stated that this reserve would be funded not by new BTC purchases but by seized BTCs.
Cryptocurrency Commitments and National Strategy Perspective
In previous statements, digital assets have been strongly positioned as one of the United States’ strategic national issues. At the 2024 Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Trump emphasized this vision with statements like “the future of crypto and Bitcoin will be built in the US; it will not depend on foreign countries.” Additionally, in various policy processes, a warning was issued that global competitors could benefit from crypto-friendly policies. However, the strategy uses language only including “digital finance,” without clearly addressing decentralized networks.
Market Response to Bitcoin: Recent statements caused some fluctuations in the markets. Although the effect of the current White House document pushed Bitcoin’s price below $88,000 over the weekend, it has increased by approximately 1.96% in the last 24 hours and is currently trading around $91,429. A close above $91,600 could trigger a move towards $93,000, while breaking the support level of $89.5K could lead to a pullback. Currently, Bitcoin’s price is recorded at approximately $91,143.
