Can Aunt #PI Pi be in the reserve?

The U.S. Federal Reserve?
With interest in cryptocurrencies on the rise, some are wondering if Pi Network could be included in the Federal Reserve, such as the U.S. dollar or even Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
Currently, the Fed relies entirely on traditional currencies (such as the US dollar) and other assets (such as gold and government bonds). As for cryptocurrencies, even Bitcoin is not recognized as an official reserve asset, although some countries have recognized it as a means of payment.
As for Pi Coin, it is still in its early stages and has not yet been listed on any major trading platforms. Treating it as a standby asset also requires a high degree of stability, global acceptance, and strict laws and regulations, which Pi has yet to achieve.
Based on this data, it is highly unlikely that Pi will enter the Fed at the moment, but in the long run, it is not impossible if the currency can achieve widespread reach, global adoption, and sustainable economic value.
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