This is the biggest Bitcoin news of the year and most people haven't processed it yet. Congress just introduced ARMA — the American Reserve Modernization Act. Bipartisan. 19 co-sponsors. Introduced yesterday. Here's what it actually does. The US already holds 328,372 BTC worth $25 billion — mostly from seizures and forfeitures sitting across random federal agencies with no real plan. ARMA takes all of that, locks it inside the US Treasury, and mandates a minimum 20-year hold. Not a suggestion. Federal law. Requires an act of Congress to undo. The goal is 1 million BTC. Funded through gold reserves, budget-neutral, no taxpayer cost. 200,000 BTC purchased per year. When the government eventually sells — proceeds go exclusively to reducing national debt. Here's why this is different from everything before. Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve was an executive order. The next president could cancel it on day one. ARMA converts that into a statute. Statutes survive administrations. You'd need a congressional majority to repeal it. This is the difference between Bitcoin being a policy preference and Bitcoin being a national asset class with the full weight of federal law behind it. The US government is about to become the largest institutional Bitcoin holder on earth. By law. #BTCReserveCodified