Summary
- Morgan Stanley has assessed that Bitcoin holds sufficient market capitalization to be considered a reserve asset by the US.
- Morgan Stanley stated that the US would need to hold 12-17% of the total Bitcoin supply to match the proportion of other reserve currencies.
- It was noted that Bitcoin's high volatility remains a challenge compared to other traditional reserve assets.
According to CryptoBasic, a media outlet specializing in virtual assets (cryptocurrency), Morgan Stanley has assessed in a report that Bitcoin (BTC) now holds a sufficient market capitalization to be considered a reserve asset by the US government.
Morgan Stanley stated, "The current market capitalization of Bitcoin is approximately $1.87 trillion, and the US would need to hold 12-17% of the total Bitcoin supply to match the proportion of other reserve currencies," adding, "However, it is true that Bitcoin is much more volatile compared to other traditional reserve assets."
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