Ukraine introduced a bill to add Bitcoin to its national reserves under registration number 13356 on June 10, 2025.
The bill aims to allow the National Bank of Ukraine to diversify its reserve holdings with Bitcoin and other virtual assets alongside traditional assets like gold and foreign currencies.
The bill is supported by a coalition of Ukrainian lawmakers such as Yaroslav Zheleznyak, Oleksii Zhmerenetskyi, and Maksym Buzhanskyi.
It has been forwarded to key committees including Finance, Tax, Customs Policy, Digital Transformation, Budget, Anti-Corruption Policy, and European Integration.
Supporters argue that including Bitcoin in national reserves would modernize Ukraine’s financial infrastructure and enhance economic resilience amid growing interest in digital assets.
This move aligns Ukraine with other nations exploring state-level Bitcoin adoption to hedge against inflation, sanctions, and geopolitical risks by diversifying sovereign reserve portfolios.
If passed, Ukraine could become one of the first European nations to legally incorporate Bitcoin into its national reserves, signaling a significant step in global crypto integration.