Nine U.S. states have seen strategic Bitcoin reserve bills introduced. Pennsylvania was first, followed by Texas, Ohio, and New Hampshire followed. Is Florida next?

On January 15, the US state of Oklahoma and Texas have introduced their Bitcoin Reserve bill, to use Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation.

A new bill to establish Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset was introduced to the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Jan. 15 by state Representative Cody Maynard. House Bill 1203, known as the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act,

A bill to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve was introduced to the Oklahoma House of Representatives by State Representative Cody Maynard.

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US states continue to further Bitcoin adoption To date, Pennsylvania, Texas, Ohio, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, North Dakota, and Massachusetts have all put forward a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill.

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