White House hints at potential US Bitcoin reserve expansion policy shift

A White House crypto adviser hinted at a potential policy shift toward active U.S. Bitcoin reserve expansion, and the Bitcoin Price Predictions in April market now prices the odds of Bitcoin avoiding a dip to $60,000 at 15%, up from prior levels. ## Market reaction The prospect of the U.S. becoming the largest state holder of Bitcoin has shifted trader positioning. With six days left in April, the market sees a decline to $60,000 as less likely. No USDC has traded in this market in the last 24 hours, so the market is thin. But past trading patterns in thin Polymarket contracts show rapid repricing when a news catalyst arrives. The movement here is about anticipated future volume, not current trades. ## Why it matters The White House signaling possible active Bitcoin buying introduces a new source of demand that traders hadn’t previously priced in. The source is tier 3, but the potential implications are enough to shift sentiment as traders recalibrate positions around this possible policy change. A YES share on Bitcoin not dipping to $60,000 costs 15¢ and pays out at 6.67x. That pricing implies the market still considers a drop to $60,000 quite possible, but less so than before the adviser’s comments. ## What to watch Further signals from the White House or Treasury Department and any legislative movement on the BITCOIN Act are the next catalysts. Jerome Powell’s next comments on crypto policy and any major institutional Bitcoin allocations will also move this market. If institutional buying follows the policy signal, that would reinforce Bitcoin’s price stability above $60,000. ## API CTA Get prediction market intelligence as a structured API feed. Early access waitlist.

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