Christine Lagarde’s stance on Bitcoin as a reserve asset highlights the ongoing divide between traditional financial institutions and the growing adoption of crypto worldwide. While central banks prioritize liquidity and security, Bitcoin’s increasing acceptance by U.S. institutions and governments challenges this conservative perspective.
This rejection by the ECB might not slow down Bitcoin’s momentum, especially as more countries explore digital assets for diversification. Could this be a strategic oversight by the ECB, or is Bitcoin still too volatile for central bank reserves?
What’s your take on this? Will Europe eventually follow the U.S. in embracing Bitcoin, or will they remain resistant?
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Christine Lagarde’s stance on Bitcoin as a reserve asset highlights the ongoing divide between traditional financial institutions and the growing adoption of crypto worldwide. While central banks prioritize liquidity and security, Bitcoin’s increasing acceptance by U.S. institutions and governments challenges this conservative perspective.
This rejection by the ECB might not slow down Bitcoin’s momentum, especially as more countries explore digital assets for diversification. Could this be a strategic oversight by the ECB, or is Bitcoin still too volatile for central bank reserves?
What’s your take on this? Will Europe eventually follow the U.S. in embracing Bitcoin, or will they remain resistant?
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