More countries could soon follow the U.S. in making crypto part of their national reserves. Binance CEO Richard Teng has hinted that global interest in digital asset reserves is rising fast. His remarks suggest that strategic crypto adoption may become a global trend. As regulatory clarity improves, nations appear ready to enter the crypto space more formally.

Countries Explore Crypto National Reserves

Binance CEO Richard Teng recently suggested that more countries could adopt crypto national reserves. Speaking to the Financial Times, Teng explained that several governments have approached Binance for guidance on establishing digital asset reserves.

Teng stated, “We’ve been approached by quite a lot of countries already,” but did not name them. His comments come after the United States announced its own Bitcoin reserve earlier this year. The move has reportedly motivated other nations to consider similar steps.

According to Teng, these governments are not only interested in building reserves but are also seeking help in designing regulatory frameworks. Binance has dedicated nearly 25% of its 6,000 employees to compliance, signaling strong involvement in global crypto policy support.

U.S. Crypto Policies Spur Global Interest

The U.S. has made strides in digital asset regulation under President Donald Trump’s administration. A clear framework and formal reserve policy have placed the country ahead in digital asset strategy, said Teng.

He noted, “Compared to many other jurisdictions, [the US] is way ahead on that front.” This growing leadership appears to be influencing other countries to act quickly and competitively.

Binance’s leadership in the space is strengthened by its close collaboration with these governments. Teng explained that the exchange is already working on developing national strategies with undisclosed nations.

Binance Strengthens Global Role in Compliance

Binance is focusing heavily on compliance efforts amid increasing interest from state actors. Binance uses more than 1,500 employees in compliance functions to support governments building secure and registered crypto frameworks.

The exchange maintains steady investments for compliance and educational development as Teng declared. The goal of this initiative is to determine how digital assets should be securely adopted and integrated throughout the country.

The platform uses its unique position to affect global policy, even though its original purpose was trading. The transition to crypto reserves brings potential changes in national digital finance management for the forthcoming years although operational names remain anonymous.