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Former Montenegrin Minister Proposes Bitcoin Reserve Plan

Montenegro’s former Justice Minister Andrej Milovi has presented an ambitious plan to strengthen the country’s economic future through digital assets. Milovi proposes issuing €500 million in five-year government bonds to purchase Bitcoin, creating a national digital reserve that could boost Montenegro’s competitiveness on the global stage.

Strengthening the Economy with a Bitcoin Reserve

Milovi emphasizes that this move is not just a short-term investment but a long-term strategy to reinforce the nation’s financial security. If implemented, the reserve could reach a value of $3 billion to $5 billion within five years. Such diversification could help Montenegro become more resilient against global market volatility.

Aligning with the Global Digital Asset Trend

According to Milovi, countries like the United States have already begun integrating Bitcoin and other digital assets into their reserve strategies. He warns that staying out of this global trend could mean missing significant economic opportunities in the long run. Milovi also predicts a substantial rise in Bitcoin prices by 2030.

A Strategic Advantage for Montenegro

If adopted, Montenegro could position itself as one of the first nations to establish a national cryptocurrency reserve, gaining both financial and political prestige. Integrating crypto assets at a national level could also enhance the country’s technological infrastructure and investor confidence, making Montenegro known not just for tourism but also as a player in the digital economy.

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