Ukraine Moves to Add Bitcoin to National Reserves

Ukraine’s Parliament is reviewing a new bill that would let the National Bank include Bitcoin in the country’s official gold and currency reserves.

Ukraine has officially introduced a draft bill proposing the inclusion of digital assets—like Bitcoin—in its national reserves. The legislation, registered on June 10, 2025, aims to modify the law governing the National Bank of Ukraine.

The proposal would allow virtual assets to become part of Ukraine’s gold and foreign currency reserves, potentially modernizing the country’s approach to economic stability. The bill was submitted by a group of lawmakers from various factions and is now under review by Ukraine’s Parliamentary Committee on Finance.

If passed, this move could make Ukraine one of the first nations to legally hold Bitcoin in its central bank reserves, signaling a major step in adopting cryptocurrencies at a state level.

The draft is currently under parliamentary consideration and pending approval through the legislative process.

Ukraine owns 46,351 bitcoins as of December 2024.