Trump has publicly backed the bitcoin reserve plan, pushing the U.S. government to hoard bitcoin as a strategic asset. The plan has the support of political figures including Porter, Loomis, and others, and has attracted bipartisan attention. Trump's support has given political momentum to the once-marginalized concept and served as a watershed moment for the cryptocurrency market. A Democratic congressman from California and a Republican senator from Wyoming have proposed including bitcoin as a U.S. reserve asset, relying in part on U.S. gold reserves. However, critics argue that it could reinforce U.S. financial dominance and pose a challenge to the idea of bitcoin decentralization. Nonetheless, proponents argue that the move could help combat the debt crisis and drive global financial innovation.