CryptoSlate says a shrinking dollar reserve share doesn’t mean central banks bought Bitcoin
CryptoSlate reported on September 9, 2026, that the dollar’s share of global reserves had fallen from 64% to 56% over the previous decade.
CryptoSlate reported on September 9, 2026, that the dollar’s share of global reserves had fallen from 64% to 56% over the previous decade.
Citing New York Fed research, CryptoSlate says reserve growth and portfolio weighting can reduce the dollar’s share of global reserves without central banks cutting their dollar holdings. The outlet cautions against treating a shrinking dollar share as evidence that central banks bought Bitcoin.
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CryptoSlate reported on September 9, 2026, that the dollar’s share of global reserves had fallen from 64% to 56% over the previous decade.
Citing New York Fed research, CryptoSlate says reserve growth and portfolio weighting can reduce the dollar’s share of global reserves without central banks cutting their dollar holdings. The outlet cautions against treating a shrinking dollar share as evidence that central banks bought Bitcoin.
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