- Ukraine has introduced a bill to add Bitcoin to its national reserves
- The move mirrors a growing global trend toward state-level crypto adoption
- If passed, Ukraine would be the first European country to formally hold BTC reserves
Ukraine’s lawmakers just dropped a draft law that could allow the National Bank of Ukraine to hold Bitcoin and other digital assets as part of the country’s official reserves. Yeah—you read that right.
Alongside gold and foreign currencies, BTC could soon sit in Ukraine’s treasury vault.
With war still reshaping its economy, this move feels less like a trend-chasing play and more like smart survival. Global momentum is already there—El Salvador’s in, ETFs are booming, and countries like Brazil and Switzerland are circling the idea.
The bill is still under review, but if passed, Ukraine would become the first European country to officially back its reserves with crypto.
It’s not a guarantee. But it’s a sign: the old system’s grip is weakening—and Bitcoin is quietly stepping into the room.
