Yigit Taha OZTURK 
Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, is actively collaborating with governments and sovereign wealth funds to develop strategic Bitcoin reserves and shape crypto regulation frameworks, CEO Richard Teng revealed in an interview with the Financial Times.
US Leading the Global Crypto Reserve Trend
According to Teng, countries are increasingly inspired by the United States’ strategic crypto policies, particularly Trump’s executive order to establish a National Bitcoin Reserve seeded by BTC confiscated in legal proceedings.
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“The US is far ahead in this space. More and more countries are approaching us for guidance,” said Teng.
This shift signals the beginning of a global trend where nations view Bitcoin as a strategic asset, similar to gold or foreign reserves.
Binance Advises on Crypto Laws, Too
Beyond reserves, Binance is also a key advisor in creating crypto regulation frameworks. Recently, Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan have entered into partnerships with Binance to develop national crypto policies — though neither has confirmed plans for state-level reserves yet.
Binance Eyes Global HQ as Regulations Tighten
Breaking from its previous stance under Changpeng Zhao, who once said “headquarters are an outdated concept,” Binance is now planning to establish a global headquarters, Teng confirmed.
He stated, “The board and senior management are spending a lot of time evaluating potential locations. We hope to announce our intentions soon.”
Binance’s growing role as a partner to governments marks a new phase in the crypto industry — one where exchanges not only serve retail users but also shape national digital asset strategies.
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