Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has projected that the US government could hold over $1 trillion in Bitcoin reserves in the future. This prediction is based on the current federal holdings of approximately 328,372 BTC and potential future purchases outlined in the proposed BITCOIN Act. The US government, already the largest known state holder of Bitcoin, shifted its strategy in March 2025 when President Trump signed an executive order to establish a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, halting the sale of seized Bitcoin. The BITCOIN Act, introduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis, proposes that the US acquire an additional 1 million BTC over five years, funded by diversifying existing federal funds. Armstrong suggests that this move could influence other G20 nations to consider similar reserves. However, the realization of this projection depends on the legislative success of the BITCOIN Act and the continuity of current policies, as executive orders can be reversed by future administrations.