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- Germany’s proposed Bitcoin reserve could redefining Europe’s stance on digital assets, sets a precedent for sovereign-level adoption and drive long-term price growth.
- Although short-term volatility remains, when political approval and regulatory negotiations will determine whether bold proposal translates into actual buys of pressure on Bitcoin’s market.
Germany’s Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, the nation’s second-largest opposition force, has in formal submitted a parliamentary motion calling to the establishm of a strategic national Bitcoin reserve. According to sources, the motion was tabled on October 29 in the Bundestag and positions Bitcoin not as a speculative gamble but as a vital hedge against inflation, currency devaluation.
As predicted in a Crypto News Flash (CNF) report earlier, Germany’s upcoming election could reshape its crypto policies, as AfD pushes for deregulation—a stance that directly clashing with other parties’ calls for stricter controls.
Just over a year ago, in mid-2024, the German government liquidated nearly 50,000 BTC seizing from criminal operations—selling at around $54,000 per coin in a total of approximately $2.7 billion. In contrast, AfD’s Parliamentary Motion (October 29, 2025) stated:
Bitcoin is state-free money – a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation that no central bank can manipulate.
In addition, also, Deutsche Bank’s recent report lends intellectual weight to the concept, predicting that central banks could hold Bitcoin by 2030 as a diversification tool—much like gold’s historical role. This projection aligns with AfD’s vision, though it underscores that such adoption could unfold over a long timeline.
Implications for Bitcoin’s Market Price
If implemented, Germany’s accumulation of 420,000 BTC could exert significant upward pressure on Bitcoin’s price by absorbing a large share of new supply and signaling stronger institutional legitimacy across Europe. As noted by Joana Cotar, AfD MP and Bitcoin advocate,
Germany sold 50,000 BTC at $54,000. Today it’s worth over $5 billion. This is the cost of not understanding the future of money.
At current levels above $100,000, such an accumulating would require billions in capital inflows, potentially fueling a rally toward $150,000 or higher by amplifying global FOMO among both nations and investors.
However, political delays and regulatory friction could temper short-term gains and keep volatility elevated as markets digest the uncertainty surrounding the proposal’s approval. As highlighted by the Bitcoin Treasury Institute (Market Impact Analysis, October 30, 2025),
If Germany commits to buying 420,000 BTC, it will absorb years of new supply — triggering a supply shock that could drive Bitcoin past $150,000 and accelerate its path to sovereign reserve status.
To this end, our observation on BTC remains mildly bullish yet conditional. Political proposals like Germany’s Bitcoin reserve plan and renewed institutional interest continuing to provide a structural bid under BTC. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $110,742.01, reflecting a 2.07% increase in the past seven days. See BTC price chart below.
