The President of Belarus Lukashenko qualifies for national encryption plans after Trump’s backup plans

The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, raised the possibility yesterday that the Eastern European state will start in encrypted currencies.

Lukashenko told Alexei Kushnarenko, the new energy minister in the country, according to what he said Pelta is the Belarusian media.

The news comes because the United States government is studying The possibility of creating A national strategic encryption reserve that can include cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), ETHER (ETH), Solana (Sol), Ripple (XRP) and Cardano (Ada).

Lukashenko mentioned the White House’s interest in encryption. “You see the way the world is going. Especially the world’s largest economy. They announced yesterday that they will keep [a crypto] “The reserve.”

“Therefore, there will be a request for them. Well, perhaps we should do it ourselves,” Lukashenko said.

Belarus will not be the first nation to prepare cryptocurrencies. The Kingdom of Bhutan, with the abundance of hydroelectric energy, already has more than 100 MW (MW) infrastructure to extract bitcoin operating, and is scheduled to get 500 MW of power online. The country is currently He carries 950 million dollars in Bitcoin, according to Archham Intelligence

Al Salvador, for his part, uses the thermal energy to extract bitcoin, despite smaller amounts.
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