Companies and governments are increasingly adding bitcoin to their reserves. U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis proposed a bitcoin bill that requires the treasury #США to acquire 1 million $BTC over five years for the federal reserve. In March 2025, President Trump announced the creation of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, funded by cryptocurrencies confiscated by the U.S. treasury.👇
Why corporations choose cryptocurrency reserves. 👉👉👉 Traditionally, corporate reserves consisted of fiat money, gold, and government bonds for preserving value and ensuring liquidity. However, money loses purchasing power, bonds carry interest rate risks, and currency shocks hit balance sheets without warning.🫣
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins now sit alongside traditional assets. For corporations, the task is simple: hedge against inflation, diversify currency risks, maintain round-the-clock liquidity, and test digital settlements. For states, the spectrum expands to strategic reserves, resilience to sanctions, and access to neutral global liquidity.
Bitcoin as digital gold🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Since its inception, bitcoin has occupied a unique position as the first and most well-known cryptocurrency. It attracts reserves seeking protection from inflation and risks of traditional currencies.
El Salvador made headlines in 2021 by adopting BTC as legal tender, while countries like Bhutan quietly included bitcoin in their reserves. In the corporate world, the company Strategy is known for its continuous acquisition of BTC, making it a core asset in reserves.
Bitcoin offers several advantages. It is highly liquid due to active global markets, scarce due to limited supply, and widely recognized in the financial world. To earn income from idle BTC, it needs to be combined with external lending or derivatives strategies.
