In a moment almost too melodramatic for the everyday press, Senators Bill Cassidy (R‑LA) and Cynthia Lummis (R‑WY) revealed on March 30 a legislative panacea: the Mined in America Act-a crusade to re‑anchor Bitcoin mining back to U.S. soil and to cement President Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin (BTC) Reserve into the law. The bill reads like a confession from the very soul of the nation, rapt about a supply‑chain crisis the senators claim threatens national security.
According to the Satoshi Action Fund, rulers of the bill’s crusade, the United States already contributes 38% of the global Bitcoin hash rate, yet the mighty 97% of the hardware that fuels the burners originates from China. In other words: “We’ve been drinking from the wrong sherry bottle all along.”
What the Bill Does
The legislation commands the Department of Commerce to fashion a voluntary “Mined in America” certification program-an arrangement for cryptocurrency mines and pools to declare their allegiance to domestic runes of production. Qualified operations would be compelled to finally abandon equipment that, according to the bill, could someday be used by foreign adversaries, and thus stitched into the tapestry of existing energy and rural federal programs.
No new federal coffers will arise; the bill merely grafts certified mines onto the living branches of existing energy and rural initiatives. Moreover, it instructs the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) together with the Manufacturing Extension Partnership to shepherd U.S. manufacturers toward slinging hardened, energy‑efficient hardware into the market.
A fifth and perhaps most ironic provision declares the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve a legal fact within the Treasury Department, transforming Trump’s executive proclamation into immutable law.
“The Mined in America Act shatters our dependence by building a virtuous cycle of domestic manufacturing, certified mining, grid‑strengthening electricity, and a conduit to the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve… adversaries must never hold the keys to our supply chain.” – Dennis Porter, CEO and Co‑Founder of the Satoshi Action Fund
Should the bill cross the great custodial balcony, the United States would personify a truly dramatic pivot–a shift which, in the grandest terms, redefines humanity’s relationship to Bitcoin Mining security and its broader digital asset destiny.
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2026-03-30 21:40