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Senator Lummis Promotes BITCOIN Act to Address $36 Trillion Debt

Coin WorldFriday, May 2, 2025 6:21 pm ET
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Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) has been actively promoting the BITCOIN Act, which she believes is the solution to the United States' $36 trillion debt. In a recent social media post, Lummis expressed her satisfaction with President Trump's support for her Strategic Bitcoin Reserve initiative. This initiative aims to address the national debt while securing America's position as the global leader in financial innovation.

The BITCOIN Act, introduced by Lummis and Congressman Nick Begich (R-AK) in March at the Bitcoin for America Summit, proposes the creation of a federal Bitcoin reserve. This reserve is intended to make the U.S. a leader in digital asset technologies. Lummis emphasized that large-scale adoption of Bitcoin would be transformative, empowering everyday workers worldwide to control their money. She further stated that as Bitcoin becomes more widely used, it enhances the security and robustness of the financial system, making it more capable of meeting global needs.

Proponents of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve argue that it would position the U.S. as a technologically advanced global power and serve as a hedge against traditional financial concerns. Trump, who campaigned on enacting a crypto-friendly regulatory framework, signed an executive order in March mandating the development of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and digital asset stockpile. He expressed his openness to cryptocurrency companies and the industry, stating that the U.S. must be the leader in this field.

Lummis' promotion of the BITCOIN Act highlights the growing recognition of Bitcoin's potential to address significant economic challenges. By advocating for a federal Bitcoin reserve, she aims to leverage digital assets to secure the U.S.'s financial future and maintain its global leadership in innovation. The support from President Trump further underscores the bipartisan interest in exploring the benefits of Bitcoin and digital currencies. This initiative, if implemented, could reshape the U.S. financial landscape and set a precedent for other nations to follow.

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NavyGuyvet
01/16
Compliance's not just a word, it's a way of life when dealing with antitrust. KKR should've kept that in mind.
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Outrageous_Kale_3290
01/16
@NavyGuyvet True, compliance's crucial. KKR should've been more careful.
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getintocollegern
01/16
Holding $KKR in my portfolio, hoping for a dip.
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sesriously
01/16
I'm no lawyer, but it seems KKR's "less is more" approach was more like "less is trouble." Who else saw this coming?
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GarlicBreadDatabase
01/16
@sesriously Did you think KKR's compliance was shaky?
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Traditional-Jump6145
01/16
The DOJ's going after KKR hard. Could this be a new era for stricter PE regulations? Only time will tell.
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Excellent-Win-4625
01/16
I'm long on $TSLA and $AAPL, keeping it safe and legal. KKR's moves make me question their leadership, though.
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confused-student1028
01/16
KKR getting slapped by the DOJ is wild. Makes you wonder how many other PE firms are playing fast and loose with the rules. 🚀
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CertifiedWwDuby
01/16
@confused-student1028 Totally, KKR's move might spook them.
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THenrich
01/16
@confused-student1028 Do you think other PE firms are in trouble too?
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Orion_MacGregor
01/16
KKR's moves were sketchy, but was it intentional?
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Touma_Kazusa
01/16
$KKR's got some 'plainin' to do. Hope they've got deep pockets, or they might be taking a huge hit here.
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googo69
01/16
Private equity firms need to keep it real with premerger filings. KKR's case shows noncompliance can hit hard.
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Beetlejuice_hero
01/16
$650M penalty could hurt KKR's bottom line hard
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I_kove_crackers
01/16
Antitrust laws matter; KKR should've been more careful.
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THenrich
01/16
This could set a precedent for other PE firms. Time to double-check those filings, boys and girls. 📉
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dypeverdier
01/16
Private equity gotta play by the rules, right? 🤔
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Dynasty__93
01/16
@dypeverdier True, PE firms gotta follow the law.
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ConstructionOk6948
01/16
Antitrust scrutiny's a real buzzkill for PE firms. But hey, better safe than $650M sorry.
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crentony
01/16
KKR's alleged HSR Act violations could be a major red flag for investors. Are they overlooking potential risks in other areas?
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Ok-Swimmer-2634
01/16
@crentony Yeah, KKR's issues could spook investors.
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