Internet reports that BTC Inc. CEO David Bailey, one of dozens of insiders invited to the recent Trump Crypto Summit, took to social media to propose that the president's two ideas could be combined to increase crypto reserves without spending a penny. Bailey said many of the elite in emerging markets want to live in the United States, but it is difficult to transfer $5 million abroad. Bitcoin provides a simpler, safer, and more cautious solution, and it should be possible to consider Trump's proposed "gold card" plan that could be paid in Bitcoin. If the government does take this step, it should send another clear signal to the world that the United States is serious about including Bitcoin in its internal policies.