A significant suggestion included in the Framework is to set up a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR). The model demonstrated by BPI argues that this mechanism could help in lowering Federal interest costs and strengthening the dollar-based assets. The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) has recently released a policy manifesto to urge the US to lead in the Bitcoin Infrastructure. On May 21, the BPI issued a 21 21-page policy framework to place the US as a global leader in the Bitcoin infrastructure. The head of policy of BPI, Zack Shapiro, is the author of the framework and has referred to it as his Bitcoin policy manifesto. The manifesto highlights some comprehensive legislative and regulatory approaches, mentioning some terms as Bitcoin as a financial asset, software protocol, and mining infrastructure. The document also undermines an approach of integrating Bitcoin into the US economy and geopolitical strategy. The head mentions that the document is a complete guide for lawmakers looking to understand the basic legal, regulatory, and geopolitical dimensions of Bitcoin in a summary form. The Suggestions Included in The Document A significant suggestion included in the Framework is to set up a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) based on the traditional stock filing of gold or oil. BPI also claims that the scarcity, neutrality, and portability nature of Bitcoin make it a strong head against inflation. Also, it contains some traits needed to become a reserve asset. The document also mentions the process of issuing Bitbonds or Bitcoin enhanced security bonds by the US that devotes a certain portion of proceeds to Bitcoin buying. The model demonstrated by BPI argues that this mechanism could help in lowering Federal interest costs and strengthening the dollar-based assets. BPI also distinguishes between custodial and non-custodial technology in the legal and innovation sector in its document. Talking about the energy part, BPI has suggested treating Bitcoin mining as a strategic tool for grade stability and clean energy amalgamation. The report has also urged lawmakers to identify Bitcoin mining as a demand-response asset and activate methane mitigation via flared gas on-site mining. It also suggested a technology-neutral attitude and Federal energy policy and advises co-locating mining operations with AI and data centre infrastructure to enhance load distribution.