The era of Bitcoin in national reserves has begun.

Central banks and governments around the world have begun to consider Bitcoin as a national reserve asset to enhance economic stability. From the Czech Republic to the United States, leaders are discussing the potential of the cryptocurrency, while Bitcoin investments are opening a new chapter in national economic policies.

A Bitcoin Revolution is Happening on a Global Scale

Central banks worldwide have started taking steps to strengthen their national reserves with Bitcoin. Czech National Bank Governor Aleš Michl announced that they have put Bitcoin purchases on their agenda as part of their plans to diversify foreign exchange reserves. Michl noted that they plan to acquire a limited amount of Bitcoin, emphasizing that the investment will not be large-scale.

Regarding this initiative, which requires the approval of the seven-member bank board, board advisor Janis Aliapulios stated that there is currently no concrete Bitcoin investment plan, but this option could be considered in the future.

Similar developments are occurring in the United States. Following Donald Trump's victory in the November 2024 elections, the proposal to recognize Bitcoin as a strategic asset and to create a national Bitcoin reserve has come to the forefront. Various officials, including Senator Cynthia Lummis, indicate that Bitcoin's limited supply feature could provide protection against inflation and the depreciation of the dollar.

On a global scale, Switzerland is preparing a referendum to evaluate Bitcoin as an official reserve asset, while figures like Christian Lindner from Germany and Wu Jiezhuang from Hong Kong emphasize the importance of Bitcoin in national economies. Russia, on the other hand, continues its shift towards cryptocurrencies to overcome Western sanctions and reduce dollar dependency.

According to TradingView data, Bitcoin recorded a 131% increase last year, while the rise in gold remained at around 30%. Blockchain expert Anndy Lian stated that the adoption of Bitcoin as a national reserve asset could lead to significant changes in the global financial system. Lian also highlighted the impact of price fluctuations on national economies.

With the Bitcoin Law prepared under the leadership of Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis, the legal framework for cryptocurrency in the U.S. continues to strengthen. These regulations are expected to solidify Bitcoin's position as a strategic asset on the international stage.