Allocating a portion of foreign reserves to Bitcoin is a bold step that could enhance the financial independence of some countries, especially in the face of inflation and the decline in the value of traditional currencies. I believe the optimal percentage to start with ranges from 1% to 3%, with periodic evaluations based on performance and markets. To mitigate volatility, financial stability funds should be established to manage market entry and exit, along with the adoption of hedging mechanisms such as futures contracts. Clear regulatory frameworks should also be enforced to ensure transparency and protect digital assets from cyber risks and excessive fluctuations. The inclusion of digital assets within reserves should be well-considered, part of a comprehensive economic strategy, and not a temporary response to market conditions.
