DIGIVESTASI - A recent analysis published by Fidelity Digital Assets (FDA) suggests that some tech-forward countries are expanding their Bitcoin reserves. Which countries have the most Bitcoin (BTC)? Check out the explanation in this article.

The research predicts that by 2025, more countries will have Bitcoin in their national reserves. The move is not just an investment.

Rather, it is seen as a measure to avoid the risk of costly inflation and growing fiscal deficits. Interestingly, some countries that already have large amounts of Bitcoin are now starting to see significant gains from their decision.

6 countries that own the most Bitcoin (BTC)

Curious which countries have the most Bitcoin?
The following are 6 countries that are currently listed as the most Bitcoin owners in the world.

1. United States (198,109 BTC - around Rp323 Trillion)
The United States remains the leader in Bitcoin ownership in the world. With around 198,109 BTC, the United States has the largest Bitcoin reserves, which amount to more than $20 billion. 

The country has developed various crypto-related policies and has a large number of companies involved in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

2. China (190,000 BTC - approx. IDR 306 Trillion)
China, despite having stricter policies towards cryptocurrencies, remains in second place in terms of Bitcoin ownership. The country recorded an amount of around 190,000 BTC. 

Although its government bans some crypto-related activities, many companies and individuals in China still hold Bitcoin as part of their financial reserves.
 

3. United Kingdom (61,245 BTC - around Rp98 Trillion)
The UK has been one of the most active European countries in utilizing Bitcoin.With more than 61,000 BTC, the country has Bitcoin as part of their digital currency reserve strategy. 

The ever-growing value of Bitcoin makes the UK increasingly see great potential in utilizing cryptocurrencies to improve national economic stability.

4. Ukraine (46,351 BTC - around Rp74 trillion)
In the midst of the ongoing geopolitical crisis, Ukraine also listed itself as the fourth largest Bitcoin owner.The country owns around 46,351 BTC. 

Despite being constrained by war, Ukraine views Bitcoin as an alternative reserve that can provide resilience to currency and economic crises.

5. Bhutan (11,688 BTC - around Rp18.8 trillion)
Bhutan, a small country known for its gross national happiness (GNH) policy, is also utilizing Bitcoin as part of their economic strategy. 

With holdings of around 11,688 BTC, the country has taken the bold step of including Bitcoin in the country's reserve policy, mainly to gain financial benefits in the long run.
 

6. El Salvador (5,961 BTC - around Rp9.6 Trillion)
El Salvador became the first country in the world to recognize Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021. 

With around 5,961 BTC, El Salvador managed to reduce its dependence on foreign currencies and started building Bitcoin reserves as part of its bold fiscal policy.

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