In a lengthy post on X, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju questioned whether the United States would accept Bitcoin reserves under the upcoming leadership of Donald Trump. Ju supports the idea of a Bitcoin Standard but is skeptical about whether the U.S. could embrace Bitcoin as a strategic asset while the U.S. economy is still developing. Although Trump has promised to establish a national Bitcoin reserve to attract the cryptocurrency community in his 2024 election campaign, he has only recently shown support for cryptocurrencies after previously doubting their potential. According to Young Ju, the U.S. would only accept strategic Bitcoin reserves if its global position is threatened. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar remains globally dominant, handling about 58% of all transactions. It is clear that while Bitcoin is surging after the election, turning the idea into reality or merely a political ploy remains a significant question.