#Bitcoin Strategic Reserve

Striking claim before the summit: Ripple offers Solana to Trump
It is claimed that Ripple executives are pressuring to include SOL in the crypto reserve announced by Trump on Sunday.
A new claim has emerged regarding the crypto reserve announced by US President Donald Trump on Sunday. According to Unchained, Ripple Labs executives, including CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty, offered Trump a proposal to include SOL in the reserve plan with a team.
The news, based on two sources who wanted to remain anonymous, noted that Ripple aimed to legitimize the addition of XRP's reserve by doing so. The inclusion of SOL in the reserve would also help Ripple's lobbying efforts to create a reserve containing U.S.-based tokens. However, the announced reserve, due to the addition of XRP, SOL, and ADA besides Bitcoin, raised questions and even became a subject of ridicule.
I prefer not to create a reservation
On the other hand, Solana's co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko said he would prefer not to create any reserves in any way. In response to Unchained's news, Yakovenko said, "If there must be a reserve, it should be based on objectively measurable requirements. I don't care what they are, they can even be created in a way that only Bitcoin can meet right now, they must only be objectively measurable and rationally justifiable. If there is a target to be reached, the Solana ecosystem will achieve it."
Eyes are now turned to the crypto summit to be held at the White House on Friday. The market is eagerly awaiting whether there will be any changes regarding the cryptocurrencies announced to be added to the reserve. David Sacks, the crypto czar of the White House, had stated in his recent announcement that details on the matter will be disclosed on Friday.