Binance bitcoin reserves strategy is now part of official discussions with several governments, according to CEO Richard Teng. In an interview with Financial Times, Teng confirmed that Binance is advising countries like Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan on both crypto regulation and the creation of national reserves in bitcoin.
The initiative marks a major shift in Binance’s global reputation—from a controversial exchange to a trusted advisor in sovereign digital asset planning.
Why Binance Bitcoin Reserves Matter to Governments
The rise of Binance bitcoin reserves as a policy tool shows growing interest among governments in crypto-backed assets. Richard Teng said that Binance is working directly with lawmakers and regulators to shape national crypto policies.
“Thanks to our improved global image, especially in the U.S., we’ve received a flood of requests from sovereign funds and ministries for advisory support,” Teng stated.
Changpeng Zhao Leads Policy Push in Asia
Binance’s founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) was appointed as a crypto policy advisor to Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan in April 2025. This appointment strengthens Binance’s position as a strategic partner for crypto infrastructure.
In Pakistan, Zhao collaborates with the Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank, and the Securities Commission. In Kyrgyzstan, he signed a memorandum of understanding to support blockchain infrastructure—another milestone tied to Binance bitcoin reserves planning.
Bitcoin as a Sovereign Hedge Asset
Governments are exploring bitcoin reserves as a hedge against macroeconomic instability. While specifics remain confidential, sources say that some emerging markets are already integrating BTC into national investment portfolios.
The Binance bitcoin reserves approach includes both technological support and policy guidance, ensuring a smooth rollout of digital reserve frameworks.
Teng Expects Market Rebound Soon
Richard Teng also addressed the current market conditions, stating that the recent correction is temporary. Binance remains confident in long-term growth across digital assets.
“The downturn may not last. Market fundamentals remain strong,” Teng noted.
