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Crypto markets are anticipating key U.S. government decisions regarding digital currencies. According to recent reports, President Trump announced in January the creation of a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve," aimed at purchasing large quantities of BTC as a national reserve asset. Legislation such as "#GeniusAtc " is expected to advance to regulate stablecoins, and "<t-46/>#CLARITY_ACT " to clarify the regulatory framework for crypto, in addition to digital market structure bills in Congress during January. This comes amid expectations that 2026 will be the "dawn of the institutional era" for crypto, with government support enhancing adoption, but risks such as volatility from trade policies and inflation remain.

In the last three years (2023-2025), the price of gold has seen a significant increase, driven by global economic tensions and inflation, compared to Bitcoin ($BTC ) which has achieved greater gains but is more volatile. In this article, we will compare the rises, discuss which is safer as an investment, and examine the impact of recent U.S. government decisions (such as tariff threats regarding Greenland) on both assets. This analysis is an overview based on historical data,

As the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting approaches on January 27-28, 2026, the market anticipates decisions regarding interest rates. According to recent surveys, most economists expect to keep rates stable at 3.5-3.75%, after a reduction in 2025. This comes amid inflation of 2.7% in December 2025, which is above the Fed's target of 2%. Additionally, President Trump's statements in Davos about delaying trade tariffs led to a temporary rise in prices, but new threats regarding Greenland sparked volatility.