While Europe hesitates, others accumulate.
As we all now know, the United States made it official: A Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is now part of national economic strategy.
The Executive Order signed this week establishes a Bitcoin reserve held by the U.S. Treasury, using seized assets, a strategic move to secure digital sovereignty without taxpayer cost.
Platforms like Kalshi estimate a 71% probability that the U.S. will expand this reserve further by 2026, potentially acquiring up to 5–25% of Bitcoin’s total supply in the future. Meanwhile, over 80% of BTC supply remains unmoved and long-term conviction is growing stronger by the day.
And what’s Europe doing?
Still debating frameworks.
Still drafting digital euro rulebooks.
Still regulating rather than building.
Even as ECB’s own payment system (Target2) suffered a critical breakdown just last week, disrupting over €3 trillion in daily settlements, and the only solution European authorities are offering is... a centralized digital euro, expected maybe by October 2025.
This can be called inertia.
And not everyone agrees. European MP Sarah Knafo, back in December, raised her voice in Parliament:
“No to the digital euro. Yes to a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.”
“It is time to protect our people from inflation and the poor economic choices of our states.”
Hard to disagree. The digital euro opens doors to surveillance, control, and centralization. In contrast, Bitcoin is the people’s asset, open, neutral, incorruptible.
That’s why we launched the Orange Heart Initiative; a bold call for Luxembourg to lead Europe by building its own Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. A move that offers:
- Resilience in the face of monetary instability
- A digital store of value immune to inflation
- A decentralized foundation for future prosperity
While others push programmable money, we push Open Money; the kind that serves citizens, not bureaucrats.
Orange Heart is a movement. 🧡
Luxembourg should be a leader.
Let’s not let Europe fall behind again.