Japanese lawmaker ‘Satoshi’ questions gov’t plans for Bitcoin reserve
Satoshi Yamada asked the Japanese government whether it could "convert part of its foreign exchange reserves" into Bitcoin or another token.
Satoshi Yamada asked the Japanese government whether it could "convert part of its foreign exchange reserves" into Bitcoin or another token.
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