The Czech National Bank added cryptocurrencies to its official reserves in late 2025, becoming the first central bank to do so. The move is being watched as a potential precedent for reserve diversification and broader institutional acceptance.
Canaan Inc. reports record Bitcoin reserves and expanded mining capacity as it steps up strategic investments and infrastructure growth. Management expects these moves to further strengthen operations through the end of 2025.
BitMine Immersion purchased $435 million of Ether in the latest week, its biggest weekly ETH inflow in over a month, lifting cash reserves to $1 billion. The move underscores renewed institutional accumulation of ETH.
The Czech National Bank bought $1 million in Bitcoin as a pilot move to explore reserve diversification, CNB Governor Aleš Michl said. The purchase is small in size but notable for signaling institutional interest in crypto as a reserve asset.
The ECB President said Bitcoin will not be included in EU central bank reserves, citing insufficient liquidity and security to meet sovereign reserve standards.
The Czech Republic and Luxembourg have disclosed holdings of Bitcoin as strategic reserve assets, following recent sovereign moves abroad. Officials framed the allocations as a hedge against inflation and broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
Taiwan is auditing its BTC exposure and studying a formal reserve strategy, with a report due by the end of 2025. Market watchers see the move as a credible institutional tailwind for Bitcoin.
Members of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan are urging the government to consider Bitcoin as part of the nation’s $602 billion strategic reserves to reduce U.S. dollar concentration and are calling for an audit of seized BTC holdings valued at about $146 million.
Taiwan is reportedly exploring adding Bitcoin to its strategic reserves as a hedge against ongoing USD volatility, a move that could make it one of the first Asian nations to consider crypto at the sovereign level. The proposal is still in early stages but would carry wide macro and market implications if adopted.
Taiwan is evaluating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset to reduce its $577 billion reliance on U.S. Treasury bonds, a move that could mark a notable shift in sovereign asset allocation. Officials say the step aims to diversify risk and strengthen financial autonomy.