Of course, central banks won’t hold any significant amount of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the biggest challenge to the traditional central banking model. A central bank has one primary objective: maintaining price stability. Sometimes it succeeds, and sometimes it doesn’t. Bitcoin, by design, has a fixed monetary policy. Its volatility is that policy. When policymakers are uncertain about where the economy is headed, they look to Bitcoin’s price for information about market expectations.
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