The Czech National Bank (CNB) recently acquired a small amount of Bitcoin, valued around $1 million. This move has sparked discussion about the potential shift in central bank views on digital assets, especially as the European Central Bank (ECB) remains staunchly against holding cryptocurrencies. While the CNB hasn’t officially confirmed this action, experts suggest that the acquisition may be for exploratory purposes rather than a strategic investment. The transaction appears isolated with minimal market impact so far. This purchase echoes a growing trend among central banks globally, who are actively exploring digital currencies in controlled testing environments to assess their potential risks and benefits.