Central Banks Remain Hesitant on Bitcoin: Only 1 Out of 91 Supports a Strategic Reserve

According to a recent report by COINOTAG News dated April 15th, the landscape of central bank cryptocurrency reserves appears to be evolving but remains largely cautious. Among 91 central banks overseeing a staggering $7 trillion in total reserves, no institution has yet ventured into digital asset investments. While a solitary central bank has articulated its support for a Bitcoin strategic reserve, a significant 50 central banks, approximately 59.5%, have voiced their opposition. Meanwhile, 33 central banks, constituting about 39.3%, are still weighing their options regarding digital currencies. Notably, a year ago, 15.9% of central bank representatives indicated a readiness to explore investments in digital assets within the next five to ten years; however, this prospect has plummeted dramatically to merely 2.1% in the latest 2025 survey. This decline underscores the hesitance among global central banks to integrate cryptocurrencies into their financial frameworks.