The Czech National Bank is considering a $7.3 billion Bitcoin allocation, potentially making it the first central bank to include Bitcoin in its reserves, as discussions led by Governor Aleš Michl highlight the asset’s rising institutional demand. In contrast, the European Central Bank has increased its gold reserves to 35% and remains skeptical of Bitcoin due to security and regulatory concerns. This move by the CNB reflects a broader trend among central banks exploring Bitcoin, while countries like El Salvador have already integrated it into their national reserves.
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