As of October 2023, the United States does not have an official cryptocurrency reserve, similar to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Cryptocurrencies remain primarily private assets, although the government occasionally seizes them during investigations (for example, $1 billion worth of Bitcoin in 2020).  

Authorities are actively working on regulating the crypto market, but the creation of a state cryptocurrency reserve is not yet under discussion. Instead, the U.S. is exploring the possibilities of a digital dollar (CBDC) and strengthening control over crypto assets.  

For now, cryptocurrency reserves are more of an initiative by private companies (Tesla, MicroStrategy) and certain countries (El Salvador). The U.S. is in no rush to move in this direction.