Jim Cramer Claims Trump Plans to Acquire Bitcoin Reserve at $60K
Jim Cramer suggests that Donald Trump is preparing to purchase Bitcoin at $60,000 to establish a national reserve for the cryptocurrency.
During the 2024 presidential election campaign, Donald Trump shifted his stance on cryptocurrencies, emerging as a vocal advocate. He made several pledges, asserting that the United States would establish itself as the global crypto capital. Among his promises was the intention to create a Bitcoin reserve.
Expectations among the crypto community were high, with Bitcoin’s value surging after his election victory in 2024. However, a year later, there still appears to be no reserve in place, despite speculation of it becoming a crypto stockpile containing various altcoins.
Recently, Jim Cramer brought this topic back into the limelight during a CNBC segment, asserting he had “heard” that Trump intended to purchase Bitcoin at $60,000. This price point became relevant last Friday when Bitcoin’s value plummeted to that figure for the first time since before the late 2024 elections.
At this point, there is no substantiation for Cramer’s claims. Currently, the only significant Bitcoin accumulation effort is by Binance, which has been converting its SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users) from stablecoins to a predominantly Bitcoin fund.
Perfecting timing too. Source — CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance) February 7, 2026
