#USCryptoReserve Several countries have begun to accumulate or hold crypto reserves, though most have done so cautiously. Here are some countries that have crypto reserves or have shown interest in holding cryptocurrencies besides USA:

1. El Salvador: The first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021, El Salvador holds a Bitcoin reserve as part of its national treasury. The government has actively purchased Bitcoin to build this reserve.

2. Central African Republic: In 2022, the Central African Republic became the second country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. While their crypto reserves haven’t been clearly disclosed, the move reflects an intent to hold and use Bitcoin within the national economy.

3. Ukraine: Although not holding Bitcoin as part of official reserves, Ukraine has received significant crypto donations, and the Ukrainian government has expressed interest in integrating cryptocurrency into its economy. However, their central bank doesn’t hold Bitcoin directly as part of national reserves.

4. Brazil: In 2021, Brazil passed legislation allowing cryptocurrencies to be traded and utilized for transactions, with interest in integrating crypto into its financial system. There are reports that some institutions and investment vehicles in Brazil may hold Bitcoin as an asset, but the country’s official reserves don’t directly include Bitcoin.

5. Swiss Canton of Zug (Crypto Valley): While not a country, the Canton of Zug in Switzerland, a known hub for cryptocurrency adoption, holds a small amount of Bitcoin in its reserves for innovation purposes.