BitInfo Channel reported that CNBC recently delved into the possibility of the US government adopting Bitcoin as a reserve currency. During the discussion, several commentators mentioned the key factors behind this idea. Currently, it is considered that the US government is one of the biggest holders of Bitcoin, with around 200,000 coins. Despite facing many challenges, such as the complexity of legal and regulatory issues, as well as the uncertainty of Bitcoin as a new asset, this does not mean that integrating Bitcoin into the reserve currency system is impossible. Commentators think that if the US government decides to hold Bitcoin for a long time and transfers it to the US Treasury, this action will have a positive effect on the global financial markets. By enhancing the stability and recognition of Bitcoin within the global financial system, this transformation could facilitate international payment processes, reduce transaction expenses, and offer investors new options for safeguarding their wealth. Nevertheless, the successful execution of this idea still needs to overcome obstacles related to technology, policies, and market acceptance.