šŸ‡§šŸ‡¹ Should Countries Hold Bitcoin? 🧠

Governments are buying BTC. But why?šŸ‘‡

Brian Armstrong, the boss at Coinbase, says countries should save some $BTC —just like they save gold or US dollars.

Why? Because Bitcoin is like digital gold: it’s limited, doesn’t belong to any one country, and no one can just ā€œprint moreā€ of it. šŸŖ™āœØ

Some countries (like El Salvador) already have Bitcoin in their national piggy bank. Others are thinking about it—especially those worried their money is losing value because of inflation. šŸ“‰

šŸ‘Øā€šŸ« So how much Bitcoin should a country save?

Experts suggest a small amount—maybe 1–3% of their savings. That way, it’s not too risky, but it still helps if Bitcoin becomes more valuable.

But to be safe, governments would need rules—like using super-secure wallets šŸ”, doing regular checks āœ…, and having laws so no one runs off with it šŸƒā€ā™‚ļøšŸ’ø.

🧩In short,

Bitcoin might help countries stay strong if their regular money weakens. It’s a smart bet on the future—but only if they’re careful.

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