Renan Santos, founder of the Brazilian political party "Missão" and a presidential candidate, has proposed the establishment of a national Bitcoin reserve as part of his campaign platform. Santos suggests that Brazil should look to El Salvador's experience and incorporate Bitcoin into its national treasury reserves. This proposal follows public hearings in the Brazilian Congress on the strategic use of Bitcoin, with Congressman Eros Biondini having submitted a draft bill in November 2024 recommending the Ministry of Finance to purchase Bitcoin and other secure crypto assets. Santos also highlighted the potential of blockchain technology in combating corruption within the public sector. His political stance is positioned against those of current President Lula and fellow candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, emphasizing a distinct approach to integrating cryptocurrency into national policy.