Summary
- Martin Schlegel, Vice Chairman of the Swiss National Bank, stated that Bitcoin does not satisfy the central bank's asset criteria.
- It was also said that, although many countries are accumulating Bitcoin as a major asset, some nations still maintain a negative perspective.
- The Swiss National Bank's stance suggests that Bitcoin may face limitations in being incorporated into the portfolios of global financial institutions.
While many countries around the world are accumulating Bitcoin (BTC) as a major asset, it appears that some nations still hold a negative view toward Bitcoin.
According to Jinshi News on the 27th (Korean time), Martin Schlegel, Vice Chairman of the Swiss National Bank (SNB), stated, "Bitcoin does not meet our asset criteria."
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