U.S. Holds Significant Share Of Global Bitcoin Reserves

According to PANews, analysis by OKG Research from the Ouke Cloud Chain Institute reveals that the United States, encompassing both public and private sectors, holds approximately 10% of the world's Bitcoin. The private sector accounts for about 9% of this share. While the U.S. government has not yet directly included Bitcoin in its strategic reserves, the involvement of private companies like Tesla and MicroStrategy highlights Bitcoin's potential as an alternative reserve asset. In comparison to the U.S.'s share in global reserves of gold (23%) and oil (15%), Bitcoin's status is gaining attention amid increasing fiscal deficits and debt pressures. This shift is drawing significant interest from global markets.