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Cathie Wood: Why Trump May Start Buying Bitcoin for the US
ARK Invest founder Cathie Wood is betting the next major catalyst for Bitcoin won't come from market dynamics but from political strategy in Washington D.C. She argues that President Donald Trump's political calculations could soon compel the U.S. government to begin actively purchasing Bitcoin for its national strategic reserve. Wood believes cryptocurrency has become a key political issue for Trump, particularly with the 2026 midterm elections on the horizon. This dynamic, she suggests, makes it increasingly likely that the government will move beyond simply holding seized Bitcoin and become an active buyer on the ... (full story)
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