Central banks will use crypto-currencies this year.

Crypto-currencies on central bank balances are almost a reality. Central banks this year will begin to use crypto-currencies, says Peter Smith, the founder and head of the widely used cryptichelper Blockchain. Bitcoin can become a reserve currency Peter Smith said that central banks will credit crypto-currencies to their balance sheets. "Bitcoin is now among the thirty largest currencies and these trends will intensify along with the growth of its price," said Peter Smith. Some central banks already use Bitcoin, so, in December 2017 it was reported that Bulgarian The government has more than 3 billion dollars in Bitcoin, mainly from funds withdrawn during the fight against traders darkweb.+ In addition to the legal seizures of Bitcoin, global central banks are likely to begin acquiring large amounts of basic crypto currency, because over the past few years the market has grown exponentially. Moreover, Bitcoin can become one of the reserve currencies of the world economy, writes CCN.