The letter emphasizes the value of Bitcoin in guaranteeing economic stability and sovereignty.
The call to action asks Dutch officials to place the Netherlands first in the digital financial revolution.
Strong case has been presented in a recent proposal directed to the Dutch Minister of Finance, government, and De Nederlandsche Bank board to create a national Bitcoin reserve by Bram Kanstein. As the Netherlands negotiates a dubious global financial scene, the letter emphasizes the value of Bitcoin in guaranteeing economic stability and sovereignty. At Onramp, Bram heads the growth team.
Moreover, the idea underscores Bitcoin’s special status as “hard money,” an asset with limited supply, resistant to political manipulation, and safeguarded by decentralized technology. The letter emphasizes that Bitcoin provides a viable long-term solution in view of questions about the present fiat monetary system, including unlimited money production, excessive inflation, and rising debt.
Call to Action
The letter also notes worldwide acceptance of Bitcoin, including remarks from Jerome Powell, Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, who admitted Bitcoin as a rival of gold. The biggest asset manager in the world, BlackRock, has also projected a significant long-term adoption trajectory for Bitcoin because of its possible worldwide monetary alternative character. Moreover, under Trump’s leadership many anticipate a US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve is highly likely.
The call to action asks Dutch officials to place the Netherlands first in the digital financial revolution by maintaining Bitcoin reserves, thereby adopting a forward-looking posture. This action, the proposal contends, may reduce economic uncertainty and provide a strong basis for the financial future of the country. Nevertheless, this move if undertaken will boost Bitcoin price which is already creating new ATH recently.
The Netherlands is currently at a crucial junction to grab this strategic chance as worldwide popularity of Bitcoin picks up speed. Among the EU members that have been preparing businesses for MiCA to launch full force are countries like the Netherlands. Many more still have to enact the necessary laws for MiCA to be applicable in their own countries.
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