Recently, there was interesting news from Vancouver - their mayor had an idea to invest in Bitcoin, but the proposal was immediately shut down by city and provincial law. So here's the situation: he wanted their city treasury to hold Bitcoin, but there are regulations in place that prevent this. The proposal was rejected because there are clear legal restrictions regarding digital assets for public funds. It's quite intriguing; on one hand, there's a push to adopt Bitcoin at the government level, but on the other hand, regulations are still very strict. I wonder when countries will start to be more open with crypto at the official level? Or is this already part of a long-term strategy to protect public funds before entering crypto?