Latest News and Articles about Bitcoin Reserves
South Korea Rejects Bitcoin Reserves, Echoing Global Central Bank Caution
South Korea Joins Global Choir in Rejecting Bitcoin Reserves Amid Crypto Enthusiasm On March 17, 2025, South Korea’s central bank, the Bank of Korea, announced its rejection of Bitcoin as a reserve asset, citing the cryptocurrency’s notorious volatility. Despite the country’s vibrant crypto scene, this decision aligns with global trends where other major central banks […]
Read More24 U.S. States Eye $23.7B Bitcoin Reserves: A New Era in Public Finance
The Growing List of U.S. States Embracing Bitcoin Reserves Nearly two dozen U.S. states are exploring the potential of Bitcoin reserves as a strategic investment, signaling a shift in public finance management. Nearly two dozen U.S. states exploring Bitcoin reserve legislation Potential for collective acquisition of 247,000 BTC, valued at $23.7 billion States see Bitcoin […]
Read MoreSwiss Initiative to Add Bitcoin to Central Bank Reserves Sparks Global Interest
Swiss Push for Bitcoin in Central Bank Reserves Gains Global Attention Switzerland is spearheading a campaign to include Bitcoin in its central bank reserves, a move that could set a global precedent in integrating cryptocurrencies into national financial strategies. Swiss initiative to include Bitcoin in central bank reserves Public referendum requires 100,000 signatures Switzerland’s leadership […]
Read MoreJapan and Russia Reject Bitcoin Reserves, U.S. Explores Strategic Asset
Japan and Russia Firmly Reject National Bitcoin Reserves Amid Global Uncertainty Japan and Russia have both taken a cautious stance by rejecting the establishment of national Bitcoin reserves, primarily due to concerns over cryptocurrency volatility and legal frameworks. Meanwhile, the United States and Brazil are actively exploring Bitcoin acquisition as part of their financial strategies. […]
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