Swedish Member of Parliament Rickard Nordin has urged the country’s Finance Minister to diversify its foreign exchange reserves by incorporating Bitcoin. This proposal reignited debate about Sweden’s approach to managing its international currency holdings. In a written inquiry addressed to the Swedish Parliament, Nordin proposed considering Bitcoin as part of official reserve assets. He pointed to countries like El Salvador, which have adopted Bitcoin as legal tender, and highlighted the growing discussion among central banks worldwide regarding Bitcoin’s potential impact on monetary policy. This underscores the increasing recognition of Bitcoin as an essential element within broader financial risk management strategies. Nordin also referenced developments in the United States, noting the cryptocurrency’s growing prominence in formal contexts such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and corporate acquisitions.