Do nation-state Bitcoin reserves align with the original mission of BTC?
Bitcoin’s growing popularity as a state reserve asset does not contradict its original mission, though it is unlikely Satoshi Nakamoto had such an intention.
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Bitcoin’s growing popularity as a state reserve asset does not contradict its original mission, though it is unlikely Satoshi Nakamoto had such an intention.
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