“The next country to announce Bitcoin on its balance sheet won’t be a rebel. It will be a blueprint.”

The modern monetary order is fraying. Beneath the polished facades of G7 summits and IMF communiqués, central banks and sovereign wealth funds are quietly recalibrating their long-term reserve strategies. What was once unthinkable—a nation-state actively acquiring Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset—is no longer theoretical. It’s happening. Slowly. Quietly. Systemically.

This article breaks down the evolving sovereign appetite for Bitcoin, explores on-chain and macro evidence, and outlines how this silent revolution could ignite the next Bitcoin supercycle—one driven not by retail or institutions, but by nation-states themselves.