The Governor of the Czech Republic’s Central Bank, Aleš Michl, has considered Bitcoin as a potential strategy to diversify the country’s foreign exchange reserves. Michl stated in an interview with CNN Prima News that Bitcoin would not be considered a significant investment. However, the bank’s board of directors must approve the purchase of Bitcoin. Advisor Janis Aliapulios confirmed that there are currently no plans to invest in Bitcoin. The bank will continue its plan to diversify its reserves with gold purchases. It is being discussed that Bitcoin could take its place alongside gold as a reserve asset in the future. Do you think Bitcoin should be included in national reserves? We are waiting for your comments.