According to a recent Bank for International Settlements (BIS) survey, only 2.1% of central banks are interested in cryptocurrencies, a sharp decline from 15.9% last year. This decline is attributed to regulatory and volatility concerns impacting Bitcoin's role as a potential reserve asset.
The survey involved 91 central banks managing around $7 trillion in reserves. Only one central bank supports Bitcoin, while 59.5% oppose its strategic use.
Despite skepticism, Bitcoin's price surpassed $85,000 in April 2025, indicating its market influence. Continuous U.S. policy changes may prompt a cautious interest in digital assets among central banks.
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