According to a recent paper from the Bitcoin Policy Institute, central banks should adopt Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
The paper argues that Bitcoin can serve as a hedge against inflation, geopolitical risks, capital control risks, sovereign default, bank failures, and international sanctions imposed by the US government.
The economist argues that Bitcoin's weak correlation with other financial instruments makes it an effective portfolio diversifier.
Furthermore, Bitcoin's lack of counter-party risk makes it a valuable hedge against sovereign defaults and financial sanctions.