#MicroStrategyAcquiresBTC Elected President of the United States Donald Trump and his allies have repeatedly supported this asset reserve bill for the Federal Reserve (Fed) and may soon turn that into reality.

Government officials in Brazil have also proposed laws to realize that possibility, while politicians in Poland and Russia have endorsed the idea of adding digital money to their national balance sheets.

El Salvador is leading in this area, making Bitcoin legal tender while gradually accumulating BTC as reserves starting in 2022. Currently, President Bukele is celebrating a victory as this asset skyrockets to 100,000.

Although it is still unclear whether other countries will actually reserve Bitcoin in the near future, one thing is clear: Interest in holding this token as a reserve asset has peaked. The following are the countries considering establishing national Bitcoin reserves.