US states lead in strategic Bitcoin reserve creation — Will Trump deliver on his BTC promise?
At least 16 states have introduced legislation for Bitcoin and digital asset reserves, following in President Trump’s footsteps at the national level.
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At least 16 states have introduced legislation for Bitcoin and digital asset reserves, following in President Trump’s footsteps at the national level.
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