Create: Update:
The state-affiliated think tank at Renmin University of China — the International Monetary Institute (IMI) — has published a study that led to Bitcoin being considered a potential reserve asset for developing countries.
✅ Amid a weakening dollar, rising inflation, and declining yields of traditional assets, countries are looking for new tools to safeguard their reserves.✅ Gold is no longer the only safe asset — BTC is increasingly viewed as a digital alternative.✅ The report states: “Bitcoin is no longer just a speculative tool; it is becoming a strategic asset.”✅ Despite the ban on crypto trading in the country, Chinese authorities are openly discussing Bitcoin as a shield against the dollar’s influence on the global economy.
