Solana founder Anatoly Yakovenko opposes the idea of a U.S.-based crypto reserve but is open to conditions that could make it viable. He argues that decentralization and global accessibility are key to crypto’s success, and a U.S.-controlled reserve could undermine these principles. However, he suggests that if the U.S. fosters clear regulations, ensures fair competition, and supports open-source development, it could play a leadership role in crypto innovation. Yakovenko emphasizes the importance of maintaining blockchain neutrality and preventing government overreach, ensuring that crypto remains decentralized while benefiting from regulatory clarity and institutional support.