While federal agencies are required to report their holdings to the Treasury secretary, they are not required to disclose their holdings to the public.
US federal agencies are expected to disclose their cryptocurrency holdings to the Department of the Treasury by April 7, following an executive order signed by President Donald Trump earlier this year.
Citing an unidentified White House official, journalist Eleanor Terrett reported that the deadline for federal agencies to report their crypto holdings to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is April 7.
The disclosures will remain confidential for now. “Unclear as of now if and when the findings could be made public,” Terrett wrote.
