Jim Cramer has reignited speculation around a U.S. Bitcoin reserve after claiming he “heard” that President Donald Trump is buying BTC at the $60,000 level.
Trump shifted from a crypto skeptic to a vocal supporter during the 2024 election campaign, pledging to make the United States the global hub for digital assets. Among his most ambitious promises was the creation of a national Bitcoin reserve and an effort to keep future BTC mining within the country. Those expectations helped fuel Bitcoin’s rally to new all time highs in 2025.
Despite the hype, no official Bitcoin reserve has materialized more than a year into Trump’s presidency, even as rumors circulated about a broader crypto stockpile that could include major altcoins.
The topic resurfaced after Cramer made the claim during a recent CNBC appearance, noting that the supposed buying would align with Bitcoin’s sharp drop to $60,000 on Friday, its lowest level since before the 2024 election.
So far, there is no evidence to support the claim. At present, the only confirmed large scale BTC accumulation comes from Binance, which has been converting its SAFU fund from stablecoins into Bitcoin.
