Jakarta, Pintu News – Bitcoin’s (BTC) price rise to a new high of USD 118,000 (±Rp 1.91 trillion) is not only benefiting crypto owners, but is also starting to impact major financial institutions. Central banks, such as the Czech Central Bank, are now said to be quietly exposing their portfolios to Bitcoin – though not by buying BTC directly, but through shareholdings in companies directly involved in the crypto space. This phenomenon marks a change in investment strategies that are increasingly open to digital assets.

The Czech Central Bank recently announced their strategy of diversifying their reserves into S&P500 stocks, including Tesla and Coinbase. Interestingly, these two companies are known as corporations with large Bitcoin stashes: Tesla has around 11,509 BTC (±USD 1.3 billion), while Coinbase has 6,885 BTC (±USD 805 million). By accumulating shares of these two issuers, the central bank is indirectly exposed to the value of Bitcoin assets through the performance of these companies.
In addition to potential gains from the stock price, this exposure also provides exposure to Bitcoin’s volatility and growth opportunities, without having to buy and hold crypto directly. Such a move is considered safer for institutions that are still considering the regulatory and technical risks associated with owning digital assets.
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Bitcoin’s rally has had a ripple effect into the stock market, particularly for companies that have reserves or main business in the crypto sector. MicroStrategy (MSTR), for example, saw its share price rise by 40% in Q2 2025, driven by its accumulation of 597,325 BTC (±USD 70 billion). MSTR is now even being eyed for inclusion in the S&P500 index, which could further expand central banks’ indirect exposure to Bitcoin if they own ETFs or related stocks.
Bitcoin also beat the performance of conventional assets like gold. Over the same period, gold’s price increase was only 4.8%, while the shares of BTC-owning companies far surpassed that figure. This strengthens the argument that Bitcoin is increasingly becoming an important part of global asset diversification strategies.
To date, no major central bank has officially purchased Bitcoin as part of its foreign exchange reserves. However, the move by the Czech Central Bank and several other institutions to buy crypto-related stocks could be a “stepping stone” towards direct purchases in the future. With increasingly attractive yields and widespread institutional adoption, the pressure to recognize and integrate Bitcoin as an alternative asset in state reserve portfolios may grow.
This strategy also gives regulators and central banks time and space to study the risks and opportunities without having to immediately assume the technical complexities of Bitcoin storage and security.
The phenomenon of central banks starting to indirectly expose their portfolios to Bitcoin marks a new phase of crypto adoption by global financial institutions. With the price rally continuing, the chances of Bitcoin making its way into official state reserves are growing, although for now the indirect route is still the preferred one. Investors are advised to watch this trend as an indicator of major changes in the world’s financial landscape.
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