Could it be that while Bitcoin provides some protection against currency fluctuations, its high volatility and potential funding risks might lead governments to favor a more conventional, stable reserve asset? Shouldn't they wait until there's clear evidence of a strong, internationally accepted monitoring system and appropriate restrictions that can assure national financial stability?

Isn’t it interesting that the U.S. government established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve under Trump? However, could Bitcoin's volatility jeopardize the financial stability this reserve is meant to ensure, especially when used to combat inflation and diversify investments?