Yakovenko noted that Hoskinson’s proposal does not make sense, since the ecosystem participants themselves can store bitcoins, if they need it. Projects must be stored in low -risk assets, like treasury bonds. At the same time, their volumes should be designed to cover 36 months of expenses, the businessman believes.
According to him, ecosystems need to focus on professional and sustainable management of their own means. The speculation by other people’s assets, even such known as the first cryptocurrencies, will not lead to a positive one, Yakovenko emphasized.
Earlier, the co -founder of SOLANA spoke out against the creation of a cryptocurrency reserve in the United States, since the state should not control decentralized assets and establish its own rules in this market segment.
Source: Bits
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