Capital B CEO claims US will not sell its Bitcoin reserves, vows aggressive accumulation

US Bitcoin holdings have become a focal point in ongoing discussions about the cryptocurrency’s role in global finance. Alexandre Laizet, CEO of Capital B, a company recognized as the largest Bitcoin treasury firm in Europe, stated that the US government considers Bitcoin one asset it will not sell from its reserves under any circumstances.

US government’s approach signals Bitcoin’s lasting role

Laizet outlined this perspective at BTC Prague, emphasizing the significance of Washington’s position. He linked the government’s stance to a broader acceptance of Bitcoin by major financial institutions and large corporations, describing it as a sign of Bitcoin’s strengthening status as a scarce, non-sovereign store of value.

He said, “The statement that the US government has identified Bitcoin as the one asset it will not sell is incredibly significant.” Laizet described this view as influencing Capital B’s own treasury approach, linking government policy to the strategy of acquiring and holding Bitcoin indefinitely.

Capital B commits to rapidly acquiring Bitcoin, with Laizet explaining that the company will “acquire as much Bitcoin as possible, as quickly as possible, and hold it indefinitely.” He noted that a growing number of global enterprises now seek to integrate Bitcoin into their financial strategies, moving beyond mere speculation toward lasting adoption.