Governments have also started keeping Bitcoin as part of their reserves:
The United States holds around 200,000 Bitcoin, mostly from seized assets and Bitcoin price correction.
China and the United Kingdom also hold significant amounts.
El Salvador and Bhutan have smaller reserves but are famous for adopting Bitcoin as part of their financial strategy.
Other countries, like Pakistan, have recently started due to favorable Bitcoin price news. This shows governments are beginning to treat Bitcoin as a long-term asset, like gold.
Even so, these government holdings do not increase personal ownership. Most ordinary citizens in these countries still do not own Bitcoin.
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