US HB2032

Establishes a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve consisting of geographically dispersed secure cold storage facilities across the United States, managed by the Secretary of the Treasury with mandatory 20-year minimum holding periods for all acquired Bitcoin

Creates a Bitcoin Purchase Program to acquire 200,000 Bitcoin annually over 5 years, totaling 1,000,000 Bitcoin, with purchases conducted transparently to minimize market disruption

Requires all federal agencies, including the U.S. Marshals Service, to transfer Bitcoin obtained through forfeitures, seizures, or other means to the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve rather than selling or auctioning it

Funds acquisitions by reducing Federal Reserve bank discretionary surplus funds from $6.825 billion to $2.4 billion, directing $6 billion in Federal Reserve remittances (FY2025-2029), and revaluing Treasury gold certificates to fair market value with proceeds going to the program

Mandates quarterly public cryptographic attestation reports proving reserve holdings, allows voluntary state participation through segregated accounts, and adds Bitcoin to the Exchange Stabilization Fund's authorized holdings