Why Countries Might Start Holding Bitcoin as a Strategic Reserve
#We’re all used to countries holding gold and foreign currencies like the U.S. dollar in their reserves. But what if Bitcoin is next?
It’s not as crazy as it sounds.
More governments and financial institutions are waking up to the fact that Bitcoin is limited (only 21 million will ever exist) and decentralized — meaning no single country can control it.
In a world full of inflation, geopolitical tension, and currency wars, Bitcoin offers a unique edge:
It’s resistant to inflation.It can be moved globally without middlemen.It’s not tied to any one nation.
That’s why experts are starting to talk about strategic Bitcoin reserves — where countries hold BTC just like they hold gold. Imagine a nation quietly stacking sats $today, knowing it could give them an economic advantage tomorrow.
We’ve already seen hints of this: El Salvador made Bitcoin legal tender. Other countries are watching.
So here’s the big question: Will Bitcoin become the next big geopolitical asset?
Let’s talk about it.
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