捷克国家银行行长Aleš Michl敦促各国央行行长研究比特币

Odaily Odaily News reports that Aleš Michl, the Governor of the Czech National Bank, has urged central bank governors to study <bitcoin>, emphasizing its unique potential as a reserve asset. (Cointelegraph)

Czech National Bank Governor Aleš Michl Urges Central Bank Governors to Study Bitcoin

Odaily reported that after the recent investment by the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority in the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF, <Geoffrey Kendrick>, the global digital asset research head at Standard Chartered, expects more sovereign wealth funds to enter the market. At the same time, he also predicted that more national pension funds and other institutional investors will purchase Bitcoin, and central banks in various countries may follow suit, noting that the Czech National Bank is considering allocating 5% (about 70 billion euros) of its 140 billion euro reserves to Bitcoin investments, while the Swiss National Bank is also in the early stages of considering Bitcoin investments. As institutional access to Bitcoin improves and volatility declines, Kendrick expects more portfolios to "migrate from an underweight Bitcoin starting point to an optimal level". (<The Block>)

Standard Chartered Bank: More sovereign wealth funds may buy Bitcoin

Odaily Odaily News: ECB Executive Board member Panetta: Trump's presidential order on cryptocurrencies encourages banks to get involved. (<金十>)

ECB's Panetta: Trump's executive order on cryptocurrencies encourages banks to get involved

On the afternoon of February 18th, the previously somewhat dormant "CZ's Dog" narrative suddenly became active. Around 6 PM, a new $BROCCOLI token was issued, which quickly surged in a short period of time, reaching a market cap of 50M within an hour and a half, and is currently stabilizing at around 10M. The explosive popularity of this token is not only a cultural renaissance, but is also closely related to the recent $LIBRA and "charitable relief" initiatives.

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