Golden Finance reported that White House digital asset policy adviser Bo Hines said in a latest interview with Crypto In America that the Trump administration will explore innovative ways to fund strategic Bitcoin reserves (SBRs) to ensure that it does not increase the burden on U.S. taxpayers, and the United States can use the profits generated by its gold reserves to fund its strategic Bitcoin reserves. However, analysts believe that Bo Hines's rhetoric is intended to appease Americans, as a recent survey showed that 51% of Americans disapprove of building strategic Bitcoin reserves, a move that has been temporarily listed as the last on the list of federally funded priority areas.