Hong Kong and Germany are considering adding Bitcoin to their strategic reserves, aiming not to fall behind the United States in the development of cryptocurrency assets to strengthen financial security 📊

Hong Kong and Germany have begun considering the creation of a strategic reserve of Bitcoin, following the example of the United States. In Hong Kong, it was proposed to add Bitcoin to the Exchange Fund, which is expected to strengthen the city’s financial security amid global changes in the cryptocurrency economy. Germany, in turn, has proposed that the European Central Bank and the Bundesbank consider Bitcoin as part of their reserves, in response to the progressive cryptocurrency policy of the new American government. Similar initiatives are being discussed in Russia in response to international sanctions.