Trump leaves door open for Bitcoin in Trump Accounts

The article is centered on Bitcoin’s increasing policy relevance and institutional use. President Trump said he would not rule out allowing Bitcoin exposure in the new government-backed Trump Accounts, which could be a symbolic step toward broader mainstream adoption if implemented. The more concrete market-moving item is Strategy’s SEC filing: the company sold 3,588 BTC between June 29 and July 5 for about $216 million to fund preferred stock distributions and rebuild its U.S. dollar reserve. Strategy’s holdings fell to 843,775 BTC, while its dollar reserve rose above $2.5 billion. The company also disclosed an $8.32 billion Q2 digital asset loss, underscoring continued volatility and balance-sheet risk tied to crypto holdings. Overall, the news is mixed for Bitcoin: supportive on long-term adoption narrative, but near-term pressured by corporate selling and large unrealized losses.