Panama City Mayor Mayer Mizrachi hinted at establishing a city-level Bitcoin reserve following a meeting with El Salvador's Bitcoin policy leaders Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert. The potential reserve would accompany a measure allowing for crypto payments of public fees in the city. Accepted cryptocurrencies could include Bitcoin, Ether, Tether, and USDC once payment infrastructure is set up. Mizrachi would need to collaborate with Panama’s National Assembly to create legislation for a federal-level Bitcoin reserve. Recent US state bills also followed suit, with Ukraine eyeing a national reserve adoption. The trio discussed leveraging renewable energy for Bitcoin mining and integrating El Salvador's financial literacy resources in Panama City. El Salvador currently holds a Bitcoin reserve worth about $640 million, with Keiser advising President Nayib Bukele on Bitcoin and Herbert overseeing the country's Bitcoin Office. Retail abandonment of Bitcoin in favor of institutional engagement raises concerns per Sky Wee Magazine.