November 20, 2025 | 23:38European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde expressed confidence that Bitcoin will not be included in central bank reserves, emphasizing the need for assets to be “liquid, secure and safe.” This follows discussions with the Czech National Bank, which is exploring diversification but has not specifically mentioned Bitcoin. Meanwhile, proposals for countries to establish crypto reserves are increasing, with El Salvador being a notable example.
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Czech National Bank Considers Bitcoin for International Reserves Diversification
The Czech National Bank (CNB) is set to explore Bitcoin as a potential asset for its international reserves, aiming to diversify its portfolio. Governor Aleš Michl indicated that while the analysis is underway, no immediate changes will be made, and any decisions will be disclosed in future reports. However, Finance Minister Zbyněk Stanjura has expressed concerns over Bitcoin’s volatility, arguing it contradicts the central bank’s role in symbolizing stability.
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The Czech National Bank (CNB) is set to vote on a proposal to invest up to 5% of its reserves, approximately $7 billion, in Bitcoin, despite concerns from Finance Minister Zbynek Stanjura about the cryptocurrency’s volatility undermining central bank stability. CNB Governor Aleš Michl acknowledges Bitcoin’s risks but points to growing investor interest, particularly after major firms like BlackRock launched Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Local industry leaders support the move as a strategy to diversify from the euro, reflecting the Czech Republic’s historical role in Bitcoin innovation.
about Czech National Bank Considers $7 Billion Bitcoin Reserve Amid CriticismBitcoin Surges Past 105000 as Federal Reserve Pauses Interest Rate Cuts
Bitcoin surged past $105,000 following the Federal Reserve’s decision to pause interest rate cuts, marking a rebound after an initial dip. The Fed maintained its benchmark rate at 4.25% to 4.50%, while discussions around Bitcoin’s potential inclusion in the Czech central bank’s reserves emerged, signaling a shift in institutional attitudes towards digital assets. Despite the optimism, analysts caution that Bitcoin’s rally may face resistance as market expectations adjust.
about Bitcoin Surges Past 105000 as Federal Reserve Pauses Interest Rate CutsCzech National Bank Considers Historic Bitcoin Reserve Investment Proposal
The Czech National Bank (CNB) is considering a $7.3 billion Bitcoin investment, potentially making it the first European central bank to do so. Governor Aleš Michl will present the proposal on January 30, aiming to allocate 5% of reserves to Bitcoin as part of a diversification strategy. This move comes amid evolving cryptocurrency regulations and could significantly impact market supply, accounting for about 5.3 months of newly mined Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin’s price has dipped over 1.6% amid investor concerns about the Federal Reserve’s upcoming decisions, with mixed opinions on potential rate changes. Despite short-term volatility, analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term prospects, driven by institutional accumulation and regulatory shifts, including the SEC’s recent rescindment of a controversial accounting rule. Additionally, the Czech central bank is considering adding up to $7 billion in Bitcoin to its reserves, marking a significant move for a Western central bank.
about Czech Central Bank Considers Bitcoin Reserve Amid Growing Institutional InterestCzech Central Bank Proposes Bitcoin Reserve to Diversify National Assets
Czech National Bank Governor Aleš Michl is set to propose adding up to $7 billion in Bitcoin to the country’s reserves, potentially making it the first Western central bank to hold crypto assets. This move aims to diversify the bank’s portfolio, which currently allocates a significant portion to equities, contrasting with the more cautious approaches of other central banks. Meanwhile, South Dakota is also considering a bill to establish a Bitcoin reserve, reflecting a growing trend among U.S. states to recognize cryptocurrency as a legitimate asset.
about Czech Central Bank Proposes Bitcoin Reserve to Diversify National AssetsCzech National Bank proposes Bitcoin reserve plan for diversification strategy
Aleš Michl, governor of the Czech National Bank (CNB), has proposed a plan to allocate billions of euros to Bitcoin as part of a strategy to diversify the bank’s reserves. If approved by the Board of Directors on January 30, the CNB could hold up to 5% of its reserves in Bitcoin, amounting to over $7 billion. Meanwhile, the Japanese financial consulting firm Metaplanet aims to accumulate 10,000 BTC by the end of 2025 and 21,000 BTC by the end of 2026.
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BNB shows signs of weakness as it faces rejection from a key trendline, with development activity at a four-month low, indicating declining confidence. Meanwhile, the Czech National Bank is considering investing billions in Bitcoin to diversify its reserves, potentially becoming the first major central bank to do so. The overall crypto market remains volatile, struggling to maintain growth after recent fluctuations.
about Cryptocurrency Market Update BNB Weakness Bitcoin Reserve Proposal and Ethereum TrendsCzech National Bank May Allocate 5 Percent of Reserves to Bitcoin
The Czech National Bank is considering the possibility of allocating up to 5% of its reserves to Bitcoin. This move reflects a growing interest in cryptocurrency among traditional financial institutions. Further developments are anticipated as the bank evaluates this potential investment strategy.
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