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#CryptoTaxAndBTCReserve U.S. digital-asset policy is advancing on two separate tracks: taxation and government-held Bitcoin. The House Ways and Means Committee recently advanced the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act, which aims to clarify reporting rules and the treatment of mining, staking and everyday crypto payments. Separately, a House committee moved forward with legislation that would establish a more permanent strategic Bitcoin reserve. These developments are important because regulatory clarity can reduce uncertainty for businesses, but a government reserve also raises questions about volatility, custody and political accountability. The Senate has not yet passed the reserve proposal, so the final outcome remains uncertain. My view is that tax clarification could be more immediately useful than symbolic reserve purchases: predictable rules encourage long-term participation, while a national BTC stockpile would require strict risk controls and transparent reporting.