Despite the recent comments of the European Central Bank of Christine Lagarde, the possibility of the European Central Bank, which owns the reserved Bitcoin, is increasing, despite the recent comments that are inappropriate.
Czech National Bank has approved a survey to evaluate how Bitcoin (BTC) will use it as a preliminary asset following the proposal from the CNB Governor Azh Missir.
Previously, Michelle claimed that banks need to consider investing in investment portfolios and considering funding to alternative asset classes, including bitcoin. His proposal suggested that the CNB would be assigned to BTC for 140 billion euros ($ 145.6 billion). “Based on the results of the analysis, the Bank Commission will decide how to proceed further,” said the CNB, which was announced on January 30 after approving Michur research.
MICHL's idea has gained traction within the CNB, but the European top banking staff is still convinced. In line with the CNB decision, ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that he was “confident” that the EU Central Bank would not use bitcoin as preliminary assets.
In particular, the Czech Republic is a member of the EU, but does not use the euro as an official currency.
The concept of state and institutional bitcoin reserves is gaining momentum in both Europe and after that. In the United States, President Trump and several Senator have been working on laws to establish strategic BTC preparation.
Almost 12 jurisdictions have introduced the law to purchase BTCs for taxpayers, so the US state also participated in races.
