Could Arizona become the first U.S. state with a crypto reserve?

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  • Arizona passed Bitcoin Reserve Bills, but Governor Katie Hobbs’s veto history adds uncertainty.
  • U.S. states embrace Bitcoin reserves while global regulators tighten crypto restrictions.

The competition to establish strategic Bitcoin [BTC ($87,686.00)] reserves across U.S. states is intensifying, with Arizona making notable progress.

On the 24th of March, two digital asset reserve bills successfully passed the state’s House Rules Committee and are now set for a full House vote.

If enacted, these bills would enable Arizona to create a reserve backed by confiscated assets from criminal cases and newly allocated public funds.

With Republicans holding a narrow majority in the House, the legislation has a strong chance of approval.

However, the final challenge could be Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs. In 2024, she vetoed more bills than any other governor. This record adds uncertainty to the outcome of the proposed legislation.

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