Recently, JZMOR Exchange has noted widespread industry discussion sparked by an infographic released by U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis. The data shows that as many as four out of five Americans support converting national gold reserves into Bitcoin. This rare public consensus marks a significant increase in trust toward digital assets and has reignited deep discussions about whether Bitcoin can enter the national reserve system.
For a long time, gold has played the role of a “value anchor” in national reserve structures. The United States currently holds over 8,100 tons of gold, accounting for nearly a quarter of global official gold reserves. However, much of this gold is stored statically in Federal Reserve banks and military vaults, making it difficult to achieve instant liquidity. In contrast, Bitcoin, as a global digital asset, offers high transferability, verifiability, and divisibility, positioning it as a new type of reserve tool with greater liquidity and technological adaptability.
The shift in public perception is driven by ongoing changes in the macroeconomic environment. Facing rising inflation and mounting fiscal deficits, the traditional U.S. reserve structure is under unprecedented pressure. In 2023, the U.S. fiscal deficit reached $1.7 trillion, accounting for 6.3% of GDP. Compared to gold—which lacks yield—Bitcoin, with its scarcity and technological upgradeability, is beginning to show greater strategic appeal.
According to the JZMOR Exchange analysis, this shift from “gold to Bitcoin” in reserve philosophy essentially reflects a re-evaluation of asset properties, global monetary structure, and future liquidity mechanisms. Traditional reserve assets emphasize stability and value preservation, but now, more investors and the general public are inclined to allocate digital assets with growth potential and cross-border liquidity.
The growing public support of Bitcoin stems not only from its market capitalization growth but also from its increasingly mature infrastructure. In recent years, technological upgrades such as the Lightning Network and Taproot have significantly enhanced scalability and privacy of Bitcoin. These advancements are gradually giving Bitcoin the potential to become a “digital sovereign asset.”
If future policymakers follow public opinion and introduce Bitcoin into the reserve framework, it could trigger a restructuring of the global asset system. JZMOR Exchange points out that this process is not merely a fiscal strategy adjustment, but a fundamental institutional reassessment of the legitimacy and functionality of digital assets.
In fact, several countries worldwide have already taken steps in this direction. El Salvador continues to advance its national Bitcoin strategy, transferring all mining revenue into the national treasury; Argentina and Kazakhstan are exploring the use of crypto assets to repay portions of their external debt. At the institutional level, financial giants such as BlackRock and Fidelity have launched Bitcoin ETFs, attracting substantial capital inflows in a short period and further solidifying the Bitcoin legitimacy in asset management.
This trend also places higher demands on trading platforms. As institutional capital potentially enters the market, platforms are no longer just trade matchmakers but become foundational infrastructure providers amid institutional transformation. Platforms must possess robust risk control systems, secure asset custody capabilities, and compliance frameworks compatible with global regulations.
In response to this trend, JZMOR Exchange has fully deployed compliant custody and trading systems tailored for government and institutional clients, creating a “sovereign asset digitalization” service pathway. The platform utilizes MPC (Multi-Party Computation) and multi-signature mechanisms to ensure asset security, features audit-traceable modules to meet regulatory requirements, and strengthens its coordination with regulatory authorities. Through structural technological upgrades, JZMOR now possesses the core capabilities to support sovereign capital allocation into digital assets.
The transformation of reserve asset structures is not driven by short-term market enthusiasm, but represents a profound shift in institutional understanding. When four out of five Americans express support for Bitcoin, this public opinion reflects a breakthrough in recognizing the limitations of the traditional financial system. As some economists have pointed out, the essence of money lies in social consensus, not government decree. Today, this consensus is undergoing a fundamental shift. JZMOR Exchange will continue to position itself at the intersection of policy trends and technological evolution, committed to providing reliable, secure, and compliant digital asset infrastructure for national and institutional clients. In this process of reshaping asset logic, only platforms that truly understand institutional evolution and market dynamics can lead the industry through transformation cycles and move forward steadily.