The 14th state of the United States is ready to introduce a bill for a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve," in line with global trends. BRICS countries, such as Russia and China, are already considering Bitcoin as a reserve asset to reduce dependence on the dollar. U.S. states see Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, a diversification of reserves, and a potential strengthening of economic position. However, challenges to the adoption of reserves include regulatory issues, Bitcoin's volatility, and public debates.
1/8/2025 11:12:51 AM (GMT+1)
The 14th state of the United States is ready to introduce a bill for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve 🪙, following the global trend of using cryptocurrency as an asset to hedge against inflation 📉
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