US President Donald Trump, upon his first arrival at the Oval Office of the White House, signed a series of executive orders among which bitcoin (BTC) appears not to be present, as it was not mentioned during the executive act. In front of the press and his team, Trump, 78 years old and who was sworn in in the Capitol Rotunda at noon this Monday as president, signed his signature on several dozen executive ordersmany of them oriented to national security issues, such as migration. Among the executive orders signed by Trump is the one that establishes the creation of DOGE, which is the Department of Government Efficiency, an entity that will be directed by Elon Musk, the billionaire behind Tesla, SpaceX and the social network American signed an executive order for the United States to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO). He also signed the executive order. to declare a national emergency due to the energy issueto which Trump will dedicate much of his first actions. Additionally, he signed an executive order to declare foreign gangs and drug cartels terrorist organizations.
Trump's first executive decisions
Before arriving at the White House, Trump signed a first package of 10 executive orders. He did so during the Inaugural Parade at the Capitol One Arena, in front of hundreds of supporters and members of his cabinet. Among those first orders are the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement on climate change. Also, an order to restore freedom of speech in the US, as well as an order that revokes 78 executive orders issued by Joe Biden's government. However, even though Trump signed several dozen orders, he did not sign an executive order creating a national bitcoin reserve, something that was anticipated by several BTC ecosystem enthusiasts. The absence of bitcoin in Trump's first executive orders leaves aside the promises that the now president made when he was campaigning during 2024. It should be remembered that, in July, Trump stated that he would create a bitcoin treasure if he were elected. The Bitcoin community has expressed its bewilderment at the absence of BTC in Trump's first actions as president, because he disagrees with the position he had months ago.
In any case, there are those who consider that the announcement of a national reserve of BTC in the United States could be made soon and within the first 100 days of office, as is the case of the founder of Satoshi Act Fund, Dennis Porter. We will have to wait if in the coming days Trump finally signs an order to create the BTC reserve. Meanwhile, the Skepticism begins to grow like foam among the communitywhich hopes that Trump will act and not be left alone with promises in the air.