Lo IMPENSABLE está a punto de suceder (EE.UU impulsará el futuro Bitcoin)

The United States is two votes and one signature away from doing the unthinkable. Legally banning itself from selling its bitcoins for 20 years. On September 16, 2026, a Congressional committee gave the green light. If it passes, it goes from a potential seller to a mandatory holder. I’m Renzo from Informe Cripto, and I’ve been analyzing

financial markets for over 14 years. I’ll show you why, if this law passes, it benefits the world's most powerful state just as it does you. A bullish Bitcoin. Two decades without being able to sell, and the more each Bitcoin is worth the day they sell, the better. Which votes will decide before January

if this passes or ends at a signature? Come on, let’s start with what matters to you. >> According to Arkham, a firm that tracks Bitcoin network movements, by late September 2026, no known state had more bitcoins than the U.S., and it didn't buy them. Almost all come from seizures: coins taken from criminals, illegal internet

marketplaces, and hackers. The standard for years was to auction them off, and every auction meant another seller in the market. That is why what was voted on that September 16th decides something very concrete. Whether that giant holder can sell, how much, and at what pace. And if the answer is that it cannot, the

American state gains an incentive pointing in the same direction as yours : that those bitcoins become worth more and more. The bill is called the American Reserve Modernization Act. It was approved by the House Financial Services Committee by 28 votes to 21. The 28 votes in favor were Republican; the 21 against were Democrat. And that

is despite the fact that a Democrat was among those who introduced it. Jared Golden. Conor Brown, director of the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a group that defends Bitcoin in Washington, celebrated it as the first time a federal committee studied and passed a strategic Bitcoin reserve law. >> But the name that matters is someone