Solana’s co-founder Anatoli Yacowenko opposed Trump’s view for the US Crypto Reserve, stating that it goes against decentralization by putting it in the hands of the government.
recently PostYakovenko clarified his stance on the plans to establish the National Crypto Reserve of President Trump which will include major tokens such as Bitcoin (BTC), Atherium (Ath), XRP (XRP), Cardano (ADA) as well as Salana (SOL). He also confirmed that he was not asked whether Sol would be included in the Crypto Reserve Line Up.
“No reserve, because if you want to fail decentralization, you will put the government in its charge.” Yakonko said.
According to Solan’s co-founder, if actually to be a crypto reserve, it should be made based on “fair average requirements” so that the project can be fair and decentralized to all sides involved.
“I don’t care what they do [the measures] They are also, even they can be constructed that only bitcoin satisfies them right now, they should simply be average and rationally appropriate, ”said Yakovano.
In fact, he was more in favor of the Crypto reserves run by the state rather than a large national reserve because he believed that the state’s reserves could serve as “hedge against making a mistake against the Fed”. Bitcoin according to reserve monitorThere are at least 26 American states that have introduced Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Bills.
In the press time, Yakovenco has not confirmed its presence for the White House Crypto Summit to be held on 7 March. Meanwhile, the strategy president Michael Siler, CRAK CEO Arjun Sethi, Riple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Coinbase KO Brian Armstrong have accepted their attendance.
Earlier today, Crypto journalist Laura Shin claimed that sources say that Garlinghouse urged President Trump to include Solana in the Crypto Reserve to include the XRP in the reserve “more valid.” Asked if it was true, Yakonco said that he was Not asked Neither about the inclusion of Solana in Trump’s National Crypto Reserve nor was it who picked it up.
