The Dutch government is considering the creation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve alongside the country's existing gold reserves. A motion tabled in a parliamentary session called on the government to take this step. The motion highlighted that a large portion of the Netherlands' approximately 600 tons of gold reserves, currently valued at approximately €50 billion, are stored abroad. The MPs demanded that this gold be repatriated as soon as possible, in cooperation with the Dutch Central Bank. Related News: BREAKING NEWS: Critical Hearing on Taxation of Cryptocurrencies to Be Held in the US on This Date It was also noted that fiat currency was losing value due to constantly rising inflation, while gold maintained or increased its value. In this context, the government was also called upon to collaborate with the banking sector to develop “silver or gold savings accounts” that would allow citizens to easily convert their fiat currency into gold. The idea of a strategic Bitcoin reserve is considered to be an unprecedented step in Europe if the Netherlands makes room for digital assets alongside its traditional gold policies. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Bitcoin Voices in the Netherlands: There is Discussion About Establishing a BTC Strategic Reserve
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