<ul><li>The Russian Finance Ministry revealed that it is not currently planning to include cryptocurrencies in the strategic reserve due to volatility concerns.</li><li>Deputy Finance Minister Vladimir Kolychev suggested that this stance could change once the fund’s liquid assets reach a level equivalent to 7-10% of Russia’s gross domestic product (GDP).</li><li>Russia primarily holds gold and Chinese yuan in its strategic reserve, with around 60% of assets in yuan and 40% in gold.</li><li>Despite some countries exploring the idea of a strategic crypto reserve, Russia, Switzerland, and Australia have all dismissed the inclusion of cryptocurrencies in their official reserves.</li></ul>

Russia Holds Off On Including Bitcoin In Strategic Reserve, Future Reconsideration Possible

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