As of June 2025, Ukraine has not officially established a national cryptocurrency reserve. However, discussions regarding the creation of such a reserve have been underway. In February 2025, Yaroslav Zheleznyak, the First Deputy Chairman of Ukraine's Committee on Finance, Tax, and Customs Policy, announced plans to introduce a legislative initiative aimed at establishing cryptocurrency reserves. This announcement was made during the CRYPTO 2025 conference in Kyiv, where industry leaders gathered to discuss the future of digital assets in Ukraine. incrypted.com+1cryptopolitan.com+1

The proposed bill is expected to be introduced soon, with the goal of integrating cryptocurrency reserves into Ukraine's financial infrastructure. This move aligns with Ukraine's broader efforts to regulate and integrate digital assets into its economy. In March 2022, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law legalizing cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, granting them the same legal status as the national currency, the hryvnia. This legislation also established a regulatory framework under the National Securities and Stock Market Commission and the National Bank of Ukraine. incrypted.comreddit.com+3business.rutgers.edu+3euronews.com+3reddit.com+2reddit.com+2euronews.com+2

Furthermore, Ukraine is exploring the development of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) known as the e-hryvnia. The National Bank of Ukraine has released a concept note for the e-hryvnia, aiming to introduce a digital version of the national currency to enhance financial inclusion and modernization of the payment system. cointelegraph.com+1reddit.com+1

In summary, while Ukraine has not yet created a national cryptocurrency reserve, legislative efforts are in progress to establish such a reserve. These initiatives reflect Ukraine's commitment to integrating digital assets into its financial system and exploring innovative solutions to strengthen its economy.