So, I just saw that the Euro Parliament's Economic Affairs Committee gave a thumbs up for a bill to let banks hold some capital in Bitcoin, starting from Jan 2025. Sounds significant, right?
EU Parliament Takes First Step Towards Allowing Banks to Hold Bitcoin
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It does sound good, but tbh it seems like they're just setting limits. So, banks can only hold up to 2%, but they could've already held crypto before this. Feels more like they’re trying to regulate rather than embrace it fully.
Agreed, but on the flip side, it’s kinda cool that cryptocurrencies might be viewed as currency reserves now. That’s a big step. Companies usually go for gold or stocks, and now crypto's being recognized in a similar light.
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#4May 4, 2023, 10:50 AM
Yeah, but let's not get too hyped. This whole institutional adoption cycle feels kinda slow… like we’re in a waiting game. When will it be normal for companies to hold Bitcoin instead of just talking about it? It might take a couple more cycles.
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