"Central Bank of Brazil declares that it will not add Bitcoin to the country’s reserves, but may adopt RWA tokens
Despite an increase of more than 500,000%, the Central Bank of Brazil declares that it will not add Bitcoin to the country’s reserves
Central Bank of Brazil declares that it will not add Bitcoin to the country’s reserves, but may adopt tokens RWANOTÍCIAS
Despite the rise of Bitcoin (BTC) of more than 500,000% in 10 years, the director of International Affairs and Corporate Risk Management at the Central Bank (BC), Paulo Picchetti, declared that there is no intention of the country’s BC to add Bitcoin as the nation’s reserves.
According to him, the BC’s reserve strategy takes into account political flexibility of risk and return, adopting a conservative profile, and, therefore, BTC, despite its appreciation, presents great volatility and does not fit within this strategy.
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“Bitcoin certainly does not enter the basket of applications due to the historical volatility performance that we know it has”, he declared.
However, although the BC is not considering integrating BTC into its reserves, there are hopes for a future inclusion of RWA tokens, as Picchetti pointed out that green bonds are within the portfolio of applications considered by the institution.
Green bonds, also known as green debt securities or green bonds, are financial instruments issued by governments, international organizations or companies to finance projects that have a positive environmental or climate impact.
There are several projects that are considering issuing green bond RWA tokens, such as the European Union (EU) Green Finance project, which is part of its EU Sustainability Action Plan." source: https://br.cointelegraph.com/news/despite-an-increase-of-more-than-500-000-the-central-bank-of-brazil-declares-that-it-will-not-add-bitcoin-to-the-reserves
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