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Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko denied rumors of lobbying for Solana's inclusion in a US government crypto reserve. He dismissed claims and expressed opposition to the concept of a government-controlled crypto reserve, advocating for no reserve or a state-based model if necessary. Other industry...

Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko denied rumors of lobbying for Solana's inclusion in a US government crypto reserve. He dismissed claims and expressed opposition to the concept of a government-controlled crypto reserve, advocating for no reserve or a state-based model if necessary.


Other industry figures, like the president of the Texas Blockchain Council and the CEO of Coinbase, also expressed skepticism and advocated for a Bitcoin-only reserve. Despite enthusiasm from some crypto investors, the proposal has sparked debate over government involvement in digital assets, with implications for the future of cryptocurrency.

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