Mar 4, 2026 7:58 PM

Despite being hailed as "digital gold," Bitcoin has a fundamental structural flaw – its lack of privacy and fungibility – that will prevent it from ever becoming a reserve asset for central banks. Its transparent ledger undermines the confidentiality governments require, making it unsuitable for national adoption. Do you believe Bitcoin's design truly limits its potential for sovereign reserves?
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