The United States has recently added 121,000 Bitcoin to its holdings, acquired through seizures from 'pig butchering' scams. This significant accumulation highlights the ongoing efforts to combat cryptocurrency-related fraud. However, Samson Mow, a prominent figure in the crypto community, has expressed concerns about the strategy of building a national reserve based on seized assets, describing it as potentially risky. Mow's warning comes amid discussions on the sustainability and security of relying on confiscated cryptocurrencies for national reserves. The debate underscores the complexities involved in managing digital assets at a governmental level, especially when they originate from illicit activities.